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have one's head in the clouds What does have one's head in the clouds mean?	be unaware of what is going on	The boy has his head in the clouds and doesn't think about what is going on around him.
have one's head in the clouds What does have one's head in the clouds mean?	to be unaware of what is going on	The store clerk usually has his head in the clouds and makes many mistakes.
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no skin off (someone's) teeth/nose What does "no skin off (someone's) teeth/nose" mean?	no difficulty for someone	It will be no skin off my teeth if the meeting is not held.

a brush with death What does "a brush with death" mean?	a near-death experience	The man had a brush with death in the car accident.
set type What does "set type" mean?	to arrange type for printing	The small printing company worked all night to set type for the local paper.
fall ill What does "fall ill" mean?	to become ill	My father fell ill with a cold last week.
at sixes and sevens What does "at sixes and sevens" mean?	to be in confusion or disagreement	Everybody has been at sixes and sevens since they opened the new school.
hit a plateau What does "hit a plateau" mean?	reach a certain level of activity/sales and then stop	The performance of the basketball team hit a plateau and then declined.
get it on What does "get it on" mean?	have sexual relations
catch (someone) red-handed What does "catch (someone) red-handed" mean?	to catch someone in the middle of doing something wrong	The woman was caught red-handed when she tried to steal some cosmetics.
turn out What does "turn out" mean?	to be found or known, to prove to be true	It turned out that more people came to the party than we expected.
plow into (someone or something) What does "plow into (someone or something)" mean?	to crash into someone or something with force	The truck plowed into the group of people waiting for the bus.
at a stretch What does "at a stretch" mean?	continuously	My friend sometimes works for three weeks at a stretch.

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Have One's Head In The Clouds Idiom