American Idioms and Expressions

Keep In Touch Idiom

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keep in touch
What does keep in touch mean?
phr. good-bye; see you soon

Some Random Idioms
a faint heart never won a lady
What does "a faint heart never won a lady" mean?
a shy or timid person must be bold to attract the woman that he likesThe man must be more aggressive if he wants to find a girlfriend. He should remember that a faint heart never won a lady.
go on a diet
What does "go on a diet" mean?
to start a plan/program to decrease some foods in order to decrease one's weightI plan to go on a diet at the beginning of the year.
wear one`s heart on one`s sleeve
What does "wear one`s heart on one`s sleeve" mean?
to show one`s feelings openlyThe man wore his heart on his sleeve when he talked about his sick son.
bun in the oven
What does "bun in the oven" mean?
idiom. pregnant. She's got another bun in the over, you know.
kill the fatted calf
What does "kill the fatted calf" mean?
to prepare an elaborate banquet in honor of someoneWe killed the fatted calf for my cousin when she returned from her trip abroad.
Come out of your shell
What does "Come out of your shell" mean?
If someone comes out of their shell, they stop being shy and withdrawn and become more friendly and sociable.
kick in the butt
What does "kick in the butt" mean?
something that motivates or gets somebody to do something
not for love nor money
What does "not for love nor money" mean?
not for anythingI will not for love nor money agree to work weekends starting next month.
drive (someone) up a wall
What does "drive (someone) up a wall" mean?
to irritate or annoy someone greatly My neighbor's constant complaining is driving me up a wall.

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