Keep The Ball Rolling Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms - What does Keep The Ball Rolling Idiom mean?

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keep the ball rolling What does keep the ball rolling mean?	keep up an activity or action, not allow something that is happening to slow or stop	We should try to keep the ball rolling and get most of our work done now.
keep the ball rolling What does keep the ball rolling mean?	maintain the momentum of an activity	maintain the momentum of an activityMy friend is always able to keep the ball rolling when we are gathered for dinner and everyone becomes silent.
keep the ball rolling What does keep the ball rolling mean?	to continue an activity or action, to not allow something that is happening to slow or stop	We must keep the ball rolling and get our work done now.
keep the ball rolling What does keep the ball rolling mean?	to maintain the momentum of an activity	Our supervisor worked hard to keep the ball rolling so we could finish our project.
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able to breathe freely again What does "able to breathe freely again" mean?	to be able to relax after a busy and stressful time	I could breathe freely again when the exams were over.
find (someone) guilty What does "find (someone) guilty" mean?	to decide that someone is guilty in a court of law	The judge found the young man guilty of breaking and entering a small store.
in good shape/condition What does "in good shape/condition" mean?	functioning or working well	Our television set was in good shape when we gave it to my friend.
take liberties with (someone or something) What does "take liberties with (someone or something)" mean?	to use or abuse someone or something	The girl is taking liberties with her friend by always borrowing her car.
up to What does "up to" mean?	as far as, as deep or as high as	The water in the swimming pool came up to my waist.

pull over (someone) What does "pull over (someone)" mean?	to make a car drive to the side of the road and stop	The police pulled over the man because he had been drinking and driving.
bona fide What does "bona fide" mean?	"in good faith" (from Latin), without any element of dishonesty or fraud	The mediator asked the two sides in the dispute to make a bona fide effort to solve the dispute.
face-to-face What does "face-to-face" mean?	in person, in the same location	The soccer star had a face-to-face meeting with his new team yesterday.
die off What does "die off" mean?	to die one after another until the number is small	The house plants began to die off soon after we moved to a new apartment.

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Keep The Ball Rolling Idiom