Leave One's Mark On (someone Or Something) Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms - What does Leave One's Mark On (someone Or Something) Idiom mean?

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leave one's mark on (someone or something) What does leave one's mark on (someone or something) mean?	affect the behavior and performance of another person or of something	The former president left his mark on the way that the company was run for many years after he retired.
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GOK What does "GOK" mean?	God only knows (what is wrong with the patient)

keep time What does "keep time" mean?	keep track of the time in a game or athletic contest	I kept time during the football game at our high school.
rain or shine What does "rain or shine" mean?	no matter whether it rains or the sun shines	We plan to go to the beach tomorrow rain or shine.
in the money What does "in the money" mean?	to be wealthy, to suddenly get a lot of money	I am in the money now that I won the lottery.
put up at a hotel/motel What does "put up at a hotel/motel" mean?	to stay at a hotel/motel	We decided to put up at a hotel and continue our trip the next day.
Clean as a whistle What does "Clean as a whistle" mean?	If something is as clean as a whistle, it is extremely clean, spotless. It can also be used to mean 'completely', though this meaning is less common nowadays. If somebody is clean as a whistle, they are not involved in anything illegal.
harken back to (something) What does "harken back to (something)" mean?	have started out as something	The new building harkens back to a style that appeared over 100 years ago.
jazz up What does "jazz up" mean?	make somebody or something more interesting or sexually appealing
Note What does "Note" mean?	This expression is used to describe something that will not change, no matter how long or how often it's done.
Dip your toes in the water What does "Dip your toes in the water" mean?	If you dip your toes in the water, you try something tentatively because you are not sure whether it will work or not.
tongue-in-cheek What does "tongue-in-cheek" mean?	insincere, joking	The speaker made several tongue-in-cheek remarks about the politician.
Full of piss and vinegar What does "Full of piss and vinegar" mean?	Someone who's full of piss and vinegar is full of youthful energy.

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Leave One's Mark On (someone Or Something) Idiom