Keep One's Opinions To Oneself Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms - What does Keep One's Opinions To Oneself Idiom mean?

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keep one's opinions to oneself What does keep one's opinions to oneself mean?	don't give your opinion (especially when you disagree with others)	I try to keep my opinions to myself when I talk to my father about the local city government.
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stuck in traffic What does "stuck in traffic" mean?	to be caught in a traffic jam	We were stuck in traffic for about one hour this morning.

Parrot fashion What does "Parrot fashion" mean?	If you learn something parrot fashion, you learn it word for word. A parrot is a bird from South America that can talk.
spaced out What does "spaced out" mean?	giddy; flakey; silly; befuddled
come into (some money) What does "come into (some money)" mean?	to get possession of some money, to inherit some money	The man came into much money which he later donated to charity.
one's name is mud What does "one's name is mud" mean?	a person`s reputation is bad	His name is mud now that he has been charged by the police with stealing money from his company.
back down What does "back down" mean?	to yield in one's position during negotiations, to not follow up on a threat	The government backed down on their threat to stop giving money to the school district.
Light bulb moment What does "Light bulb moment" mean?	A light bulb moment is when you have a sudden realisation about something, like the light bulbs used to indicate an idea in cartoons.

plug a product What does "plug a product" mean?	to promote a product	The soccer star makes a lot of money when he agrees to plug a product.
whatever What does "whatever" mean?	it's trivial, unimportant, irrelevant.	Like, whatever! It's not important, you know.
have pull with (someone) What does "have pull with (someone)" mean?	have influence with someone	My friend has pull with his boss and often goes home early.
Heads up! What does "Heads up!" mean?	Raise your head and be careful about some nearby danger!	"Heads up," the construction worker yelled at the other worker.

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Keep One's Opinions To Oneself Idiom