In Trust Of (someone) Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms - What does In Trust Of (someone) Idiom mean?

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in trust of (someone) What does in trust of (someone) mean?	under the responsibility or care of someone	The money was given to the child in trust of his grandparents.
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down-at-the-heels What does "down-at-the-heels" mean?	poorly dressed, looking poor	A man who looked down-at-the-heels came to the small cafe for dinner.

turn a blind eye to (someone or something) What does "turn a blind eye to (someone or something)" mean?	to ignore someone or something troublesome and pretend not to see it	Our teacher sometimes turns a blind eye to the bad behavior of the students in her class.
the coast is clear What does "the coast is clear" mean?	no danger is in sight, no one can see you	When the coast is clear we will try to enter the building.
delts What does "delts" mean?	deltoid muscles, particularly when well developed
devil of a job What does "devil of a job" mean?	a very difficult job	Everybody thought that unloading the truck was a devil of a job.
Lead someone up the garden path What does "Lead someone up the garden path" mean?	If someone leads you up the garden path, they deceive you, or give you false information that causes you to waste your time. 'Lead someone down the garden path' is also used.
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.
such as it is What does "such as it is" mean?	in the less-than-perfect condition in which one finds something	I received the old car such as it is but it is not worth very much.
put one's shoulder to the wheel What does "put one's shoulder to the wheel" mean?	to get busy and start working	I put my shoulder to the wheel and tried to finish my work so I could go home early.
grand What does "grand" mean?	thousand dollars.	I paid three grand for that plasma TV.

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In Trust Of (someone) Idiom