Learn To Live With (something) Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms - What does Learn To Live With (something) Idiom mean?

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learn to live with (something) What does learn to live with (something) mean?	learn to adapt to something unpleasant or painful	My mother and father must learn to live with not having a supermarket next door to them.
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board a plane What does "board a plane" mean?	to enter a plane	I would like to board the plane early.

cut no ice What does "cut no ice" mean?	have no effect or influence on somebody
drink like a fish What does "drink like a fish" mean?	to drink alcohol to excessive amounts	The man drank like a fish at the party and he had to go home by taxi.
schmooze What does "schmooze" mean?	make relaxed, casual conversation.	"No, we weren't talking about anything important.We were just schmoozing."

one for the (record) books What does "one for the (record) books" mean?	something very unusual or remarkable	His latest complaint about noise at work is one for the books and is very stupid.
neck and neck What does "neck and neck" mean?	exactly even in a race or contest	The two horses were neck and neck at the end of the race.
keep (something) under wraps What does "keep (something) under wraps" mean?	keep something concealed (until some future date)	We decided to keep our plans for the new project under wraps.
Was my face red! What does "Was my face red!" mean?	I was very embarrassed.	"When I got to the meeting I noticed that I was wearing one black sock and one brown one. Was my face red!"
stiff What does "stiff" mean?	not leave a tip (in a restaurant, bar, or club).	That waiter got stiffed by a stingy couple.

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Learn To Live With (something) Idiom