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have a one-track mind What does have a one-track mind mean?	think only about one thing	My friend has a one-track mind and he is only interested in making money.
have a one-track mind What does have a one-track mind mean?	to have a mind that thinks only about one thing	The boy has a one-track mind and he only thinks about car racing.
have a one-track mind What does have a one-track mind mean?	to have a mind that thinks only about one thing	The boy has a one-track mind and he only thinks about car racing.
have a one-track mind What does have a one-track mind mean?	to think only about one thing	My friend has a one-track mind and he is only interested in making money.
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upper crust What does "upper crust" mean?	rich and famous people, the highest class of people	The private club was full of what looked like the upper crust of the city.

Sharp cookie What does "Sharp cookie" mean?	Someone who isn't easily deceived or fooled is a sharp cookie.
be all over What does "be all over" mean?	be done; be finished; be completely finished.	t's all over now.
fight (someone or something) tooth and nail What does "fight (someone or something) tooth and nail" mean?	to fight against someone or something with great energy	The citizens fought the government tooth and nail over the government plans for the new airport.
out of commission What does "out of commission" mean?	to be broken, to be not operating	The old boat is out of commission and will not be operating for several months.
scank What does "scank" mean?	ugly woman (usually young)
slow down What does "slow down" mean?	to go more slowly than usual, to cause something to reduce speed	You should slow down when you are driving on a wet road.

stab (someone) in the back What does "stab (someone) in the back" mean?	to betray someone	My friend stabbed me in the back although I helped him find a job.
nickel and dime (someone) What does "nickel and dime (someone)" mean?	to charge someone many small amounts of money	The constant small repairs to my car are beginning to nickel and dime me.
come up trumps What does "come up trumps" mean?	to complete something well or successfully, to have a better performance or outcome than is expected (trumps are playing cards that are chosen to be ranked higher than the other cards)	We entered the contest with little hope of success but our performance came up trumps which was a big surprise to everyone.
umpteenth What does "umpteenth" mean?	millions; billions; an uncountably large number
air one`s dirty laundry/linen in public What does "air one`s dirty laundry/linen in public" mean?	to make public something embarrassing that should be kept secret	The dinner party became uncomfortable when the host began to air his colleague's dirty laundry in public.

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Have A One Track Mind Idiom