Let (someone) Know (about Something) Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms - What does Let (someone) Know (about Something) Idiom mean?

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let (someone) know (about something) What does let (someone) know (about something) mean?	tell/inform someone about something	"Let me know when you are ready to go to the movie."
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express (one's) anger What does "express (one's) anger" mean?	to release one's anger	The man often loses his temper which is not a good way to express his anger.
make a motion What does "make a motion" mean?	to make a suggestion or proposal at a meeting	The manager made a motion to finish the meeting early and continue the next morning.
wimp out What does "wimp out" mean?	cease or stop due to fear or anxiety
kill two birds with one stone What does "kill two birds with one stone" mean?	to succeed in doing two things with only one action	"Let`s have the meeting when we come to town to go shopping so that we can kill two birds with one stone."
quick fix What does "quick fix" mean?	solution that is neither good nor durable
Time-honoured practice What does "Time-honoured practice" mean?	A time-honoured practice is a traditional way of doing something that has become almost universally accepted as the most appropriate or suitable way.
loaded What does "loaded" mean?	have lots of money	My new boss is really loaded.

have the blues What does "have the blues" mean?	to be sad or depressed	The man next door seems to have the blues.
Take someone for a ride What does "Take someone for a ride" mean?	If you are taken for a ride, you are deceived by someone.
out of the corner of one's eye What does "out of the corner of one's eye" mean?	with a quick glance at something	I saw the big truck out of the corner of my eye.
dollar for dollar What does "dollar for dollar" mean?	considering the cost	Dollar for dollar, going to the resort for a holiday is a good deal.

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Let (someone) Know (about Something) Idiom