American Idioms and Expressions

Make A Check Out (to Someone) Idiom

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make a check out (to someone)
What does make a check out (to someone) mean?
write a check to give to someone with their name on itI made a check out to the animal hospital after they cared for our dog.

Some Random Idioms
in place of (someone or something)
What does "in place of (someone or something)" mean?
instead of someone or somethingI was able to play in the soccer tournament in place of an injured player.
Run the show
What does "Run the show" mean?
If someone runs the show, they like to be in control and make all the decisions.
gravy train
What does "gravy train" mean?
a job or some work that pays more than it is worthThe job was a gravy train and I made a lot of money when I worked there.
hard feelings
What does "hard feelings" mean?
anger; animosity; bitter feelings.A: "I'm sorry that Jim got the job instead ofyou."B: "I have no hard feelings toward him; I know that he hadstronger qualifications."
Hollow victory
What does "Hollow victory" mean?
A hollow victory is where someone wins something in name, but are seen not to have gained anything by winning.
feel like a million (bucks/dollars)
What does "feel like a million (bucks/dollars)" mean?
to feel great, to feel well and healthyI feel like a million dollars today and I plan to go swimming.
vid
What does "vid" mean?
video tape
stand behind (someone or something)
What does "stand behind (someone or something)" mean?
to endorse or guarantee something or the actions of a personThe company will always stand behind their products.
walking wounded
What does "walking wounded" mean?
dumb people
Go to your head
What does "Go to your head" mean?
If something goes to your head, it makes you feel vain. If alcohol goes to your head, it makes you feel drunk quickly.
On the cheap
What does "On the cheap" mean?
If you do something on the cheap, you spend as little as possible to do it.
(in) high gear
What does "(in) high gear" mean?
at top speed, full activityThe preparations for his visit have been in high gear all week.
cut and run
What does "cut and run" mean?
to leave as quickly as possibleWe cut and run as soon as we had finished delivering the goods.
keep a civil tongue
What does "keep a civil tongue" mean?
speak decently and politelyThe angry customer was asked to keep a civil tongue when talking with the sales clerk.

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