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gold mine of information What does gold mine of information mean?	someone or something that is full of information	The woman is a gold mine of information and she is very valuable to her company.
gold mine of information What does gold mine of information mean?	someone or something that is full of information	The woman is a gold mine of information and she is very valuable to her company.
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Need no introduction What does "Need no introduction" mean?	Someone who is very famous and known to everyone needs no introduction.
free and clear What does "free and clear" mean?	without owing any money	The couple finally owned their house free and clear.
form an opinion What does "form an opinion" mean?	to make an opinion	Everybody quickly formed an opinion about the new teacher.
hire out (something) What does "hire out (something)" mean?	rent something to someone	We hired out our boat last summer because we were too busy to use it.
nuke What does "nuke" mean?	heat in a microwave.	"If your coffee's cold, just nuke it for abouta minute."

Graveyard shift What does "Graveyard shift" mean?	If you have to work very late at night, it is the graveyard shift.
right off the bat What does "right off the bat" mean?	immediately, from the beginning	I told my boss right off the bat that we did not need a new computer for the office.
Kick the ballistics What does "Kick the ballistics" mean?	It means you realise the intensity of a situation. For example, there is too much unemployment now, so the prime minister must kick the ballistics and change his policy.
bear one's cross What does "bear one's cross" mean?	to carry or bear a burden	Raising three children on her own was the way that the woman had to bear her cross.
break down What does "break down" mean?	to stop working because of mechanical failure	The car broke down on the lonely road and nobody knew about it.
dame What does "dame" mean?	woman (old term but still occasionally in use)

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Gold Mine Of Information Idiom