Put A Product On The Map Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms - What does Put A Product On The Map Idiom mean?

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put a product on the map What does put a product on the map mean?	to make a product known to the public	We hope that our new advertising campaign will put our product on the map.
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Slow but sure What does "Slow but sure" mean?	If something or someone is slow but sure, they may take their time to do something, but they are reliable.
it never rains but it pours What does "it never rains but it pours" mean?	problems often appear together in large numbers or quickly one after the other	It never rains but it pours and we have recently had many problems with our house.
come by (something) What does "come by (something)" mean?	to get/obtain/acquire something	My aunt came by a lot of money recently and is now enjoying her life.
bury one's head in the sand What does "bury one's head in the sand" mean?	to ignore a problem or hide from some obvious danger, to refuse to see or face something	My uncle buried his head in the sand and tried not to talk about the problem.

lose one's grip What does "lose one's grip" mean?	to lose control of a situation	The young teacher seems to be losing her grip on the situation in her classroom.
have a nose for (something) What does "have a nose for (something)" mean?	have a talent for finding something	Our supervisor has a nose for finding ways to save money in our company.
get a grip of oneself What does "get a grip of oneself" mean?	to take control of one`s feelings	The man got a grip of himself and calmed down.
frighten (someone) to death What does "frighten (someone) to death" mean?	to frighten someone severely	I almost frightened the woman to death when I met her on the dark stairs.
make believe What does "make believe" mean?	act as if something is true although one knows that it is not, pretend	The children were playing make believe and pretended that they lived in a castle.

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Put A Product On The Map Idiom