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have a lot going (for one) What does have a lot going (for one) mean?	have many things working to one's benefit	The woman has a lot going for her and should do well at her job.
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a stuffed shirt What does "a stuffed shirt" mean?	a person who is too rigid or too formal	The man is a stuffed shirt and I never feel comfortable when I talk with him.

slap (someone or something) down What does "slap (someone or something) down" mean?	to rebuke/reject someone or something	My boss slapped my proposal down soon after the meeting started.
nothing to sneeze at What does "nothing to sneeze at" mean?	to be something that you should take seriously and respect	His new salary is nothing to sneeze at.
have one's hands full with (someone or something) What does "have one's hands full with (someone or something)" mean?	be totally occupied with someone or something	The mother has her hands full with the two young children.
give me a break What does "give me a break" mean?	that's enough; lay off; no more
hit (someone) hard What does "hit (someone) hard" mean?	affect someone strongly	The death of the woman's father hit her very hard.
not know beans about (someone or something) What does "not know beans about (someone or something)" mean?	to know nothing about someone or something	I do not know beans about repairing a car.
eager beaver What does "eager beaver" mean?	a person who is always eager to work hard or do extra work	My colleague is an eager beaver and is always ready to work hard when we need him.
black out What does "black out" mean?	to darken a room or building by turning off the lights	During the war people in the cities were forced to black out their windows so nobody could see them.
bin What does "bin" mean?	dispose of; throw out; throw away.	Just bin it, I don't want it anymore.

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Have A Lot Going (for One) Idiom