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have a heart of gold What does have a heart of gold mean?	be generous/sincere/friendly	The woman has a heart of gold and is always willing to help her friends.
have a heart of gold What does have a heart of gold mean?	to be kind/generous/friendly	My grandmother has a heart of gold and she is always willing to help a stranger.
have a heart of gold What does have a heart of gold mean?	to be kind or generous or friendly	My grandmother has a heart of gold and she is always willing to help a stranger.
have a heart of gold What does have a heart of gold mean?	to be generous or sincere or friendly	The woman has a heart of gold and is always willing to help her friends.
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Been there, done that What does "Been there, done that" mean?	People say this when they have already experienced what is being discussed.
bankroll someone What does "bankroll someone" mean?	to supply someone with money, to finance someone	The movie actor bankrolled his son while the son was producing his first movie.
bite off more than one can chew What does "bite off more than one can chew" mean?	to try to do more than you can deal with	I am trying not to bite off more than I can chew so that I do not overwork myself.
shape up or ship out What does "shape up or ship out" mean?	behave properly or leave	The employee was told to shape up or ship out because of her bad attitude.
get up on the wrong side of the bed What does "get up on the wrong side of the bed" mean?	to be in a bad mood	My friend got up on the wrong side of the bed this morning and will not talk to anyone.

keep (something) under one`s hat What does "keep (something) under one`s hat" mean?	keep a secret, do not tell something	He won`t say where he is going for his holiday. He wants to keep it under his hat.
get away with (something) What does "get away with (something)" mean?	to do something that one should not do and not get caught	The criminal got away with stealing the money and was never caught.
pull oneself up by one's bootstraps What does "pull oneself up by one's bootstraps" mean?	to better oneself through one's own efforts	The boy pulled himself up by his bootstraps and decided to go back to university.
pencil in What does "pencil in" mean?	schedule something tentatively

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Have A Heart Of Gold Idiom