Off To One Side Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms

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off to one side What does off to one side mean?	to be beside something, to be moved a little away from something	We put the old chair off to one side while we tried to decide what to do with it.
off to one side What does off to one side mean?	beside something, moved away from something	We will put the chair off to one side while we decide what to do with it.
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keep track of (something) What does "keep track of (something)" mean?	to keep a count or record of something, to stay informed about something	We are trying to keep track of the number of visitors to our store.

Benjamin of the family What does "Benjamin of the family" mean?	The Benjamin of the family is the youngest child.
inside out What does "inside out" mean?	with the inner part on the outside and the outer part on the inside.	"Why are you wearing your tee shirt insideout?"
go belly-up What does "go belly-up" mean?	fail; go bankrupt.	Enron went belly up after it's scandal.
with every (other) breath What does "with every (other) breath" mean?	repeatedly or continually saying something	My friend tells me with every other breath that she does not like my boyfriend.

gain ground What does "gain ground" mean?	to go forward, to make progress	Our company is gaining ground in its attempt to be the best in the industry.
in the air What does "in the air" mean?	current, exerting an influence	It is in the air that we will be getting a new supervisor next week.
pay in advance What does "pay in advance" mean?	to pay for something before you get/use it	I must pay in advance for the bus company to deliver my boxes.

American Idioms and Expressions

Off To One Side Idiom