Not In The Same League With (someone Or Something) Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms - What does Not In The Same League With (someone Or Something) Idiom mean?

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not in the same league with (someone or something) What does not in the same league with (someone or something) mean?	to be not anywhere nearly as good as someone or something	The new coach is not in the same league as the coach who we had last season.
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fall through What does "fall through" mean?	to fail, to be ruined, to not happen	The deal for the new machinery fell through and we will have to look for another supplier.

go over (someone's) head What does "go over (someone's) head" mean?	to be too difficult for someone to understand	The explanation of how to operate the machinery went over my head.
neck and neck What does "neck and neck" mean?	exactly even in a race or contest	The two horses were neck and neck at the end of the race.
a mine of information What does "a mine of information" mean?	someone or something that is full of information	The old man was a mine of information when we were writing about the history of the town.
for sure What does "for sure" mean?	without doubt, certainly, surely	I will go to the movie with you for sure next week.
second a motion What does "second a motion" mean?	to formally agree with a proposal in a meeting	I seconded the motion to start one hour early every morning during the summer.

gults What does "gults" mean?	gluteus maximus muscles (buttocks muscles)
in one's salad days What does "in one's salad days" mean?	in one's youth	In her salad days my mother was a very good dancer.
touch a sore spot/point What does "touch a sore spot/point" mean?	to mention a sensitive matter that will upset someone	I touched a sore spot when I began to talk about my friend's problems at work.
few and far between What does "few and far between" mean?	not many, rare, unusual	The gas stations were few and far between on the mountain highway.

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Not In The Same League With (someone Or Something) Idiom