In Session Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms

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in session What does in session mean?	a court/organization is operating or functioning	The court has been in session since 9:00 AM.
in session What does in session mean?	a court is operating or functioning	The court was in session when we arrived at the courthouse.
in session What does in session mean?	operating or functioning (used for a court)	The court was in session when we arrived at the courthouse.
in session What does in session mean?	a court or organization is operating or functioning	The court has been in session since 9:00 AM.
	Some Random Idioms
to be rolling in (something) What does "to be rolling in (something)" mean?	to have large amounts of something (usually money)	My friend is rolling in money and never has to work.

curly What does "curly" mean?	a bald man (used as a nickname at times)
let alone (something) What does "let alone (something)" mean?	not to mention something, to say nothing of something	I don`t have enough money to go to a movie let alone go on a holiday.
Cover all the bases What does "Cover all the bases" mean?	If you cover all the bases, you deal with all aspects of a situation or issue, or anticipate all possibilities. ('Cover all bases' is also used.)
a cream puff What does "a cream puff" mean?	a person who is easily influenced or beaten	The boy is a cream puff and is always a victim of other people's insults.
trip up (someone) What does "trip up (someone)" mean?	to cause someone to fail, to cause someone to make a mistake	The news reporter tripped up the politician with his difficult question.
Note What does "Note" mean?	This expression is used to describe something that will not change, no matter how long or how often it's done.

burden of proof What does "burden of proof" mean?	the necessity to prove a disputed fact as required by the laws of evidence	The burden of proof during the trial fell on the man who had accused his employee of theft.
come to grief What does "come to grief" mean?	to have a bad accident or disappointment	The man has recently come to grief because of his son`s problems with the police.
at bay What does "at bay" mean?	at a distance	We tried to keep the dog at bay when we entered the building.
put the blame on (someone) What does "put the blame on (someone)" mean?	to blame someone	The teacher put the blame on the young boys for breaking the school desks.

American Idioms and Expressions

In Session Idiom