Leap To Conclusions Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms - What does Leap To Conclusions Idiom mean?

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leap to conclusions What does leap to conclusions mean?	decide something without having all the facts	Our teacher leaped to conclusions when she accused the boy of breaking the window.
leap to conclusions What does leap to conclusions mean?	to decide something or reach a conclusion without having all the facts	Our teacher leaped to conclusions when she accused the boy of breaking the window.
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Champagne taste on a beer budget What does "Champagne taste on a beer budget" mean?	Someone who lives above their means and likes things they cannot afford has champagne taste on a beer budget.

over one`s head What does "over one`s head" mean?	to be in a situation that is too difficult to understand	The joke went over the girl's head so we had to explain it to her.
go the limit What does "go the limit" mean?	to do as much as possible	I plan to go the limit and try to get the job.
buy (something) sight unseen What does "buy (something) sight unseen" mean?	to buy something without seeing it first	My sister made a big mistake when she bought the used car sight unseen.
big shot What does "big shot" mean?	an important and powerful person	The man is a big shot in the oil and gas industry.
feel free to do (something) What does "feel free to do (something)" mean?	to feel like you are permitted to do something	Everybody felt free to walk around the restaurant after the party began.

Nail in the coffin What does "Nail in the coffin" mean?	A nail in someone or something's coffin is a problem or event that is a clear step towards an inevitable failure.
crash What does "crash" mean?	spend the night somewhere.	I crashed at my friend's place because I didn't feel like driving home.
squeeze What does "squeeze" mean?	difficult situation
Gilded cage What does "Gilded cage" mean?	If someone is in a gilded cage, they are trapped and have restricted or no freedom, but have very comfortable surroundings- many famous people live in luxury but cannot walk out of their house alone.
a match for (someone) What does "a match for (someone)" mean?	equal to someone in a contest	The German soccer team was a match for the Brazilian team.

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Leap To Conclusions Idiom