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put (something) into practice What does put (something) into practice mean?	to start using a plan or idea	I think that our supervisor should put some of his ideas into practice.
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polish the apple What does "polish the apple" mean?	to try to win someone's favor by flattering him or her	The teacher does not like students who try to polish the apple with her.

be over What does "be over" mean?	to be finished, to end	We will go home when the class is over.
get it on What does "get it on" mean?	have sexual relations
carry a motion What does "carry a motion" mean?	to support or win acceptance for a motion or proposal or idea in a meeting	I was able to carry a motion at last night's meeting.
leave (someone) in peace What does "leave (someone) in peace" mean?	stop bothering someone	The woman was happy when her family went out and left her in peace for several hours.
shit-list What does "shit-list" mean?	list of worthless or troublesome people
bat a thousand What does "bat a thousand" mean?	be successful in everything that you do	be successful in everything that you doThe salesman was batting a thousand during his sales trip to Europe.
buck What does "buck" mean?	one dollar.	That costs two bucks. buck
bear in mind What does "bear in mind" mean?	to consider that something is so	We have to bear in mind that the child is only three years old when he does something bad.
shove/force/ram (something) down (someone`s) throat What does "shove/force/ram (something) down (someone`s) throat" mean?	force someone to do or agree to something that they don't want or like	The workers were angry because the boss tried to shove the new regulations about uniforms down their throats.
fender-bender What does "fender-bender" mean?	minor collision between automobiles

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Put (something) Into Practice Idiom