Not Let (someone) Catch You (doing Something) Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms - What does Not Let (someone) Catch You (doing Something) Idiom mean?

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not let (someone) catch you (doing something) What does not let (someone) catch you (doing something) mean?	to not let someone find you doing something	"Do not let me catch you doing that again or you will be in trouble," said the mother to her child.
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golden opportunity What does "golden opportunity" mean?	an excellent and rare opportunity	The hot weather was a golden opportunity for the ice cream seller to make money.

bite off more than one can chew What does "bite off more than one can chew" mean?	to try to do more than you can deal with	I am trying not to bite off more than I can chew so that I do not overwork myself.
to be sick in bed What does "to be sick in bed" mean?	to remain in bed while one is sick	My father was sick in bed for three days last week.
speak off the cuff What does "speak off the cuff" mean?	to speak in public without preparation	My father plans to speak off the cuff at his retirement party tonight.
pimp What does "pimp" mean?	make fancy; dress up; embellish
as broad as a barn door What does "as broad as a barn door" mean?	very broad/fat	The flight attendant at the airport was as broad as a barn door.
shape up or ship out What does "shape up or ship out" mean?	idiom. behave/perform well or get out of the way

Dodge the bullet What does "Dodge the bullet" mean?	If someone has dodged a bullet, they have successfully avoided a very serious problem.
a copycat What does "a copycat" mean?	someone who copies another person`s work etc.	The boy is a copycat according to the other students in the class.
cash in (something) What does " cash in (something)" mean?	to exchange something for money	We decided to cash in the coupons because we needed some money.
right at (a specific time/place) What does "right at (a specific time/place)" mean?	to be exactly at a specific time/place	The concert started right at 9:00 PM.

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Not Let (someone) Catch You (doing Something) Idiom