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

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interested in (someone) What does interested in (someone) mean?	have a romantic interest in someone and possibly want to date that person	have a romantic interest in someone and possibly want to date that personMy sister has been interested in one of the students in her university biology class for many months now.
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hundred to one chance/shot What does "hundred to one chance/shot" mean?	a small chance that is not likely to bring success	My friend only has a hundred to one shot at getting the job that he has applied for.

Man of means What does "Man of means" mean?	A man, or woman, of means is wealthy.
what's the deal What does "what's the deal" mean?	idiom. what is going on now
keep tabs on (someone or something) What does "keep tabs on (someone or something)" mean?	watch/check/observe someone or something	We have been keeping tabs on the spending of the sales department.
make out (something) What does "make out (something)" mean?	make someone believe something, prove something	He made out that he was at the library last night but I know that he wasn`t.

red tide What does "red tide" mean?	menstruation; menstrual period; period
none of (someone's) business/beeswax What does "none of (someone's) business/beeswax" mean?	to be not of someone's concern	My personal financial situation is none of my friend's business.
feel (something) in one's bones What does "feel (something) in one's bones" mean?	sense something, have an intuition about something	I feel it in my bones that I am not going to get the job that I want.
more and more What does "more and more" mean?	increasingly, an increasing number	More and more people are buying laptop computers.
from head to toe What does "from head to toe" mean?	from the top of one's head to one's feet	The boy was covered in mud from head to toe.
raise one's sights What does "raise one's sights" mean?	to set higher goals for oneself	Our team is doing very well this year and we are now raising our sights on the city championship.

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Interested In (someone) Idiom