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keep company (with someone) What does keep company (with someone) mean?	associate with or spend much time with someone	I like to keep company with my friends from university.
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sit (something) out What does "sit (something) out" mean?	to not participate in something, to wait until something is over	I am planning to sit the meeting out as I am very tired today.

be out of here What does "be out of here" mean?	be departing or leaving right now; be thrown out of a game or party.	I'm out of here. No point in staying.
to hush up What does "to hush up" mean?	keep news of something from getting out, prevent people from knowing about something	The government tried to hush up the bad economic news but the media soon discovered the facts.
take (a company) public What does "take (a company) public" mean?	to sell shares of a company to the general public	We decided to take our company public in order to raise money to expand our factory.
U-turn What does "U-turn" mean?	If a government changes its position radically on an issue, especially when they have promised not to do so, this is a U-turn.
win (something) hands down What does "win (something) hands down" mean?	easily, without a doubt	The new mayor won the election hands down.
full of it What does "full of it" mean?	lying; dumb (from "full of shit").	He's so full of it, no one should believe anything he says.
get time off What does "get time off" mean?	to receive a holiday from work	I can never get time off in the summer.

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Keep Company (with Someone) Idiom