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put a bee in (someone's) bonnet What does put a bee in (someone's) bonnet mean?	to give someone an idea (about something)	I put a bee in my friend's bonnet with my plans to go to Germany to study.
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move to (do something) What does "move to (do something)" mean?	to propose to do something (usually at a meeting)	I will move to have another meeting next week so we can discuss the problem.

come alive What does "come alive" mean?	to brighten up and become active	The girl suddenly came alive and began to enjoy the party.
run through (money or something) What does "run through (money or something)" mean?	to spend money recklessly, to use up something wastefully	We ran through a lot of money when we bought furniture for our new apartment.
a one-night stand What does "a one-night stand" mean?	an activity that lasts only one night	The rock band played several one-night stands last month.
can What does "can" mean?	buttocks
Beard the lion in his own den What does "Beard the lion in his own den" mean?	If you confront a powerful or dangerous rival on their territory, you are bearding the lion in his own den.

use one`s head/bean/noodle/noggin What does "use one`s head/bean/noodle/noggin" mean?	think carefully about (something)	You should use your head a little more and try not to make the same mistake again.
cojones What does "cojones" mean?	testicles; guts (from Spanish)
the likes of (someone) What does "the likes of (someone)" mean?	anyone like the person who you are talking about	I really don't enjoy spending time with the likes of my neighbor.

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Put A Bee In (someone's) Bonnet Idiom