Know (someone Or Something) Like A Book/like An Open Book Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms - What does Know (someone Or Something) Like A Book/like An Open Book Idiom mean?

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know (someone or something) like a book/like an open book What does know (someone or something) like a book/like an open book mean?	know someone or something very well	I know the personality of my friend like a book.
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have a bone to pick with (someone) What does "have a bone to pick with (someone)" mean?	have a disagreement to discuss with someone	I have a bone to pick with my boss because of his criticism of me.

fill (something) in What does "fill (something) in" mean?	to write words in blanks	"Please fill in this form and give it to the receptionist."
go on a fishing expedition What does "go on a fishing expedition" mean?	to attempt to discover information	The lawyer went on a fishing expedition to try and discover the facts of the case.
make amends for (something) What does "make amends for (something)" mean?	do something to compensate for an error/injury/loss	I was forced to do some extra work to make amends for my mistake of last week.
come to What does "come to" mean?	to regain consciousness	The woman came to a few hours after the accident.
take (someone) for granted What does "take (someone) for granted" mean?	to accept someone without gratitude or as a matter of course	Everybody takes the office clerk for granted and nobody ever thanks her.
movers and shakers What does "movers and shakers" mean?	important people who get things done	The movers and shakers of the city went to the opening of the new art gallery.
under the hammer What does "under the hammer" mean?	up for sale at an auction	The painting went under the hammer and sold for a very high price.

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Know (someone Or Something) Like A Book/like An Open Book Idiom