Make No Mistake (about Something) Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms - What does Make No Mistake (about Something) Idiom mean?

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make no mistake (about something) What does make no mistake (about something) mean?	have no doubt about something, be certain about something	I told the man to make no mistake about the fact that he was not permitted to park his car in our parking area.
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made to measure What does "made to measure" mean?	made especially to fit the measurements of someone	When I was working in Hong Kong I purchased several suits that were made to measure.

out and about What does "out and about" mean?	to be able to go out and travel/move/walk around	My aunt is out and about again after the operation for her knee.
clam up What does "clam up" mean?	to stop talking	The girl clammed up when her boyfriend entered the room.
packed in like sardines What does "packed in like sardines" mean?	to be packed in very tightly	The commuters were packed in like sardines in the subway car.
back to the drawing board What does "back to the drawing board" mean?	to go back and start a project or idea from the beginning	Our boss does not like our idea so we must go back to the drawing board.
read (something) into (something) What does "read (something) into (something)" mean?	to attach a new or different meaning to something	We were told not to read anything into the recent actions of our company.
natter What does "natter" mean?	chat; chat casually.	They just natter all day instead of doing proper work.
try out one's wings What does "try out one's wings" mean?	to try to do something that you have recently learned or become qualified to do	I plan to try out my wings at golfing now that my lessons have finished.

buy a pig in a poke What does "buy a pig in a poke" mean?	to buy something without seeing it or knowing anything about it	You can buy the used computer but it will be like buying a pig in a poke if you do not look at it first.
decked out What does "decked out" mean?	to be dressed in fancy clothes	My sister was decked out in her best clothes for the party.
down to the wire What does "down to the wire" mean?	near a deadline, with little time remaining	They were down to the wire but the two sides finally agreed to a new contract.
TB What does "TB" mean?	Tuberculosis	TuberculosisFor various reasons the number of TB cases has been increasing around the world recently.

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Make No Mistake (about Something) Idiom