Not For A Moment Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms

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not for a moment What does not for a moment mean?	not at all, never	I did not for a moment believe what the man was saying.
not for a moment What does not for a moment mean?	not at all, never	I did not for a moment believe what the man was saying.
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ahead of one's time What does "ahead of one's time" mean?	to have ideas or attitudes that are more advanced than those of others	The ideas of the politician were very much ahead of his time.

at stake What does "at stake" mean?	something that can be gained or lost	There was much at stake during the negotiations between the nurses and the government.
take (someone or something) on What does "take (someone or something) on" mean?	to undertake to deal with someone or something	I decided to take the extra work on in order to make some extra money.
raise a fuss What does "raise a fuss" mean?	to make trouble, to cause a disturbance	The woman at the restaurant raised a fuss when her meal arrived late.
cold What does "cold" mean?	dead.	He's cold. No need to shoot him again.
make hay while the sun shines What does "make hay while the sun shines" mean?	do something at the right time, take advantage of an opportunity	You should make hay while the sun shines and paint the house while the weather is good.
make one`s bed and lie in it What does "make one`s bed and lie in it" mean?	be responsible for what you have done and accept the results of your actions	"You quit your job and now you have no money. You made your bed and now you must lie in it."

quiet as a mouse What does "quiet as a mouse" mean?	very quiet, shy and silent	The little boy was quiet as a mouse as he moved around the kitchen.
roll out the red carpet What does "roll out the red carpet" mean?	to greet a person with great respect, to give a big welcome to someone	The government rolled out the red carpet when the politician came to visit.
cram What does "cram" mean?	study at the last minute for a test
go ahead What does "go ahead" mean?	to move forward	It was difficult to go ahead quickly in the line.

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Not For A Moment Idiom