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have a crush on (someone) What does have a crush on (someone) mean?	to be attracted to someone	The girl has a crush on someone at her university.
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nudge What does "nudge" mean?	a nag; a critical, irritating person

collect one's wits What does "collect one's wits" mean?	to make an effort to control one's thoughts and feelings after something shocking or unexpected happens	I stopped at a small coffee shop after the job interview in order to collect my wits.
go through with (something) What does "go through with (something)" mean?	to finish something, to do something as planned or agreed	My friend has decided to go through with his plans to finish university.
be up and running What does "be up and running" mean?	(for a technological process) be operational; be ready to use .	"John's Coffee Shoppe on the Web has been up andrunning since December 1995."
go around in circles What does "go around in circles" mean?	to do something without making any progress	My friend has been going around in circles and has not made any progress with his essay.
take shape What does "take shape" mean?	to begin to be organized and specific (plans/ideas/arguments)	The plans for our school reunion are beginnning to take shape.

In rude health What does "In rude health" mean?	(UK) If someone's in rude health, they are very healthy and look it.
cut (someone) to the quick What does "cut (someone) to the quick" mean?	to hurt someone's feelings very badly	The woman cut her friend to the quick when she criticized her new clothes.
red tape What does "red tape" mean?	rules and regulations that seem unnecessary (often from the government)	There is much red tape when you try to start up a new business.
cut the mustard What does "cut the mustard" mean?	to succeed, to do adequately what needs to be done	The young man was not able to cut the mustard and he had to leave the army after only one year.
in line What does "in line" mean?	doing or being what people expect or accept, within ordinary limits	It was difficult to keep the children in line at the picnic but somehow we managed.

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Have A Crush On (someone) Idiom