Have A Good Eye For (something) Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms - What does Have A Good Eye For (something) Idiom mean?

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have a good eye for (something) What does have a good eye for (something) mean?	to be able to judge something correctly, to have good taste in something	The woman has a good eye for color and her apartment is beautiful.
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hive of activity What does "hive of activity" mean?	somewhere where things are very busy (like the activity around a beehive)	The wedding hall was a hive of activity as everyone got ready for the wedding.
dance to a different tune What does "dance to a different tune" mean?	to change one's behavior or attitude	Our boss began dancing to a different tune when the head salesman decided to quit.
for keeps What does "for keeps" mean?	always, forever	I told the boy that he could have the baseball bat for keeps.
take stock What does "take stock" mean?	to count items of merchandise or supplies that are in stock, to take inventory	The store will be closed next week while the company is taking stock.
pick up the tab What does "pick up the tab" mean?	to pay the bill for someone else	I picked up the tab for the dinner at the restaurant.
hog What does "hog" mean?	use all of; use a great deal of; take up most or all of something.	Don't hog all the pizza. I want some too.

Turn up like a bad penny What does "Turn up like a bad penny" mean?	If someone turns up like a bad penny, they go somewhere where they are not wanted.
in the right What does "in the right" mean?	on the right or legal side of an issue	I was in the right when I was involved in the car accident at the intersection.
come down in the world What does "come down in the world" mean?	to lose one's social position	My father came down in the world when he decided to change jobs.
so much for (someone or something) What does "so much for (someone or something)" mean?	that is the last that you will see of someone or something	So much for going on a holiday this summer. Now I do not have any money.
shake hands on (something) What does "shake hands on (something)" mean?	to shake someone's hand as a sign of agreement about something	The politicians shook hands on the agreement to build a new hospital.

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Have A Good Eye For (something) Idiom