Keep Pace (with Someone Or Something) Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms - What does Keep Pace (with Someone Or Something) Idiom mean?

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keep pace (with someone or something) What does keep pace (with someone or something) mean?	go as fast or go at the same rate as someone or something	It is difficult to keep pace with the other students but somehow I manage.
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get off the ground What does "get off the ground" mean?	to make a successful beginning	My uncle's new business never got off the ground and he must look for a new job.

make oneself scarce What does "make oneself scarce" mean?	leave quickly, go away	I think that I will make myself scarce and go to the beach for the day.
dead end What does "dead end" mean?	the end of a road, an impasse	The negotiations between the players and the owners have reached a dead end.
Cat got your tongue? What does "Cat got your tongue?" mean?	If someone asks if the cat has got your tongue, they want to know why you are not speaking when they think you should.
Give a big hand What does "Give a big hand" mean?	Applaud by clapping hands. 'Let's give all the contestents a big hand.'
crowd What does "crowd" mean?	move into too close to someone; put pressure on someone
know (something) inside out What does "know (something) inside out" mean?	know something thoroughly	I know the history of our city inside out.
not enough room to swing a cat What does "not enough room to swing a cat" mean?	idiom. very little space to move around

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Keep Pace (with Someone Or Something) Idiom