Hold A Meeting Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms

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hold a meeting What does hold a meeting mean?	meet, have a meeting	The apartment owners decided to hold a meeting last week.
hold a meeting What does hold a meeting mean?	to conduct a meeting	We plan to hold a meeting next week to discuss the problems with our new product.
hold a meeting What does hold a meeting mean?	to conduct a meeting	We plan to hold a meeting next week to discuss the problems with our new product.
hold a meeting What does hold a meeting mean?	to meet, to have a meeting	The apartment owners decided to hold a meeting last week.
	Some Random Idioms
crack a smile What does "crack a smile" mean?	to let a smile show on one`s face	Our boss never cracked a smile during the meeting.
drop (something) into (someone's) lap What does "drop (something) into (someone's) lap" mean?	to give a problem that you have to someone else to solve	My boss dropped much extra work into my lap just before my vacation.
keep one's distance from (someone or something) What does "keep one's distance from (someone or something)" mean?	maintain a certain distance from someone or something	The girl always keeps her distance from the other students in the class.
hole in one What does "hole in one" mean?	a golf ball that is hit into the hole with only one shot	The golfer got a hole in one during his first round of golf.
jack up (something) What does "jack up (something)" mean?	raise prices, raise something with a lifting device	The gas station jacked up their prices during the snow storm.
get one`s nose out of (something) What does "get one`s nose out of (something)" mean?	to become uninvolved in something, to become uninvolved in someone else's business	I wish that our secretary would get her nose out of my business.
Know your place What does "Know your place" mean?	A person who knows their place doesn't try to impose themselves on others.

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Hold A Meeting Idiom