Out Of Condition Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms

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out of condition What does out of condition mean?	to be not in good physical condition	I am out of condition and I need to exercise more.
out of condition What does out of condition mean?	not in good physical condition	I am out of condition and I need to exercise more.
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forbidden fruit What does "forbidden fruit" mean?	something that one finds attractive partly because it is illegal/immoral/prohibited	Entering the old building was forbidden fruit for the young boys.
stand (someone) in good stead with (someone or something) What does "stand (someone) in good stead with (someone or something)" mean?	to be a great advantage to someone	It will stand you in good stead with the company if you do the extra work.
split What does "split" mean?	depart; leave
keep good time What does "keep good time " mean?	work accurately (used for a clock or watch)	My watch has not been keeping good time lately.
strictly on the level What does "strictly on the level" mean?	to be honest, to be dependable, to be open and fair	The salespeople that I deal with are always strictly on the level.
once or twice What does "once or twice" mean?	a few times	We went to the new restaurant once or twice but we quickly became tired of it.

work one's butt off What does "work one's butt off" mean?	work very diligently.	I worked my butt off on that paper and all I got was a C+.
Dish the dirt What does "Dish the dirt" mean?	If you dish the dirt on something or someone, you make unpleasant or shocking information public.
fall flat (on one's face) What does "fall flat (on one's face)" mean?	to be unsuccessful, to fail	My attempt at humor fell flat and now the girl does not like me.
hold up What does "hold up" mean?	support, carry	The main beams in the house hold up the total weight of the house.
shake hands with (someone) What does "shake hands with (someone)" mean?	to greet someone by clasping his or her hand and shaking it	The two men shook hands when they met for the first time.
as merry as a cricket What does "as merry as a cricket" mean?	cheerful	I felt as merry as a cricket as I waited for my friend to arrive at the airport.

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Out Of Condition Idiom