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jump at (something) What does jump at (something) mean?	seize the opportunity to do something	He jumped at the chance to go to France on company business.
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from A to Z What does "from A to Z" mean?	everything about something	The man knows everything from A to Z about cars.

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 some of the events of the previous year.
a loudmouth What does "a loudmouth" mean?	a noisy, boastful or foolish talker	He is a loudmouth and nobody likes him.
time to cruise What does "time to cruise" mean?	idiom. time to depart, leave, or go
pull one's (own) weight What does "pull one's (own) weight" mean?	to do one's share of something	The woman at the bank will not pull her own weight so nobody likes her.

in the doldrums What does "in the doldrums" mean?	sluggish, in low spirits	My mother has been in the doldrums since she came back from her holidays.
let (someone) off (easy) What does "let (someone) off (easy)" mean?	to release someone without punishment	The judge let the man off easy in spite of the strong case against him.
scare up (someone or something) What does "scare up (someone or something)" mean?	to find someone or something, to gather something with some effort	We were able to scare up a couple of sleeping bags so that we could go camping.
go bananas What does "go bananas" mean?	become slightly anxious, agitated, or crazy
face value What does "face value" mean?	the truth of something on the surface	The woman is a very nice person but you must take what she says at face value.

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Jump At (something) Idiom