Ill Disposed To (do Something) Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms - What does Ill Disposed To (do Something) Idiom mean?

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ill-disposed to (do something) What does ill-disposed to (do something) mean?	not friendly or favorable to something	Our company is ill-disposed to begin working on the project with the other company.
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trash What does "trash" mean?	person of little value
grace period What does "grace period" mean?	a period of time (often about 30 days) after the due date for something	I was given a 30-day grace period in which to pay the speeding ticket.
close-mouthed What does "close-mouthed" mean?	uncommunicative, secretive	The man was close-mouthed about why he quit his job.
hold one's nose What does "hold one's nose" mean?	to accept that you have to do something that you do not want to do	I had to hold my nose and sign the legal contract which I did not want to sign.
once in a while What does "once in a while" mean?	occasionally	We like Japanese food so we go to that restaurant once in a while.
sooner or later What does "sooner or later" mean?	eventually.	"You've been working too hard for too long. If youdon't relax a little, sooner or later you're going to get sick."
put (someone) in the picture What does "put (someone) in the picture" mean?	to tell someone what the situation is	The supervisor has finally decided to put me in the picture about the new policy at work.

stand off (someone or something) What does "stand off (someone or something)" mean?	to keep someone or something from coming near or winning	We were able to stand off the other teams and win the tournament.
coat and tie What does "coat and tie" mean?	a jacket or a sports coat and a necktie	The company asked everyone to wear a coat and tie to the company dinner.
a one-armed bandit What does "a one-armed bandit" mean?	a slot machine for gambling	He spent the weekend with a one-armed bandit and now has no money.
not enough room to swing a cat What does "not enough room to swing a cat" mean?	not very much space	There was not enough room to swing a cat in the small hotel room.

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Ill Disposed To (do Something) Idiom