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in terms of (something) What does in terms of (something) mean?	with regard to something	In terms of our agreement with the other company we were not allowed to sell the products online.
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string (someone) along What does "string (someone) along" mean?	to deceive or fool someone	The man tried to string me along with the story about his sick mother.

for the record What does "for the record" mean?	a record of a particular fact is made	For the record, I told the police officer about the events of the previous year.
for keeps What does "for keeps" mean?	always, forever	I told the boy that he could have the baseball bat for keeps.
Put your foot down What does "Put your foot down" mean?	When someone puts their foot down, they make a firm stand and establish their authority on an issue.
fruity What does "fruity" mean?	of or pertaining to silly behavior
from stem to stern What does "from stem to stern" mean?	from one end to the other, from the front to the back of a ship	The boat was damaged from stem to stern after the big storm.
gob What does "gob" mean?	mass or hunk of something; a large amount of something
in the public eye What does "in the public eye" mean?	visible to all, in public	Very often the wife or husband of a politician does not like to be in the public eye.
a dumb bunny What does "a dumb bunny" mean?	a stupid or gullible person	"He really is a dumb bunny. I cannot believe that he does such stupid things."
have a score to settle with (someone) What does "have a score to settle with (someone)" mean?	have a problem to clear up with someone	I had a score to settle with the soccer coach which I wanted to talk about.
for one's (own) sake What does "for one's (own) sake" mean?	for one's benefit	I told my aunt that for her own sake she must stop smoking.
be the case What does "be the case" mean?	to be true, to be an actual situation	"I do not care if it was the case last year, this year we will do things differently."

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In Terms Of (something) Idiom