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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 very beautiful.
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not for all the tea in China What does "not for all the tea in China" mean?	not for anything	I will not for all the tea in China lend my friend any more money.

take up the slack What does "take up the slack" mean?	idiom. make up for a lack of time or effort due to other people
(go) haywire What does "(go) haywire" mean?	become broken or confused	The plan went haywire when our directions became confused.
open fire on (someone) What does "open fire on (someone)" mean?	to start shooting, to start asking questions or criticizing someone	The police opened fire on the man with the gun.
dead to the world What does "dead to the world" mean?	to be sleeping soundly	The little boy was dead to the world when his father took him out of the car.
at one's fingertips What does "at one's fingertips" mean?	within one's reach	I usually have my address book at my fingertips.

get cold feet What does "get cold feet" mean?	to become afraid and hesitant about something at the last minute	The student got cold feet and cancelled his plans to go to China.
blue-ribbon What does "blue-ribbon" mean?	of superior quality or distinction, the best of a group	A blue-ribbon panel of experts were asked to suggest a new policy for the city.
nuts What does "nuts" mean?	no way; that can't be right; that's wrong.	Nuts! That can't be right.
leave (someone or something) behind What does "leave (someone or something) behind" mean?	leave someone or something somewhere	I left my coat behind in the restaurant.
leave well enough alone What does "leave well enough alone" mean?	do nothing (because doing something would make things worse).	"Don't tell Jim how to discipline his children.Leave well enough alone."
cut up What does "cut up" mean?	upset; distressed

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Have A Good Eye For Something Idiom