Rich In (something) Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms - What does Rich In (something) Idiom mean?

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rich in (something) What does rich in (something) mean?	to have valuable resources/characteristics/traditions/history	Many vegetables are rich in important vitamins.
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build castles in the air/in Spain What does "build castles in the air/in Spain" mean?	to make plans that are impossible	The girl is always building castles in the air and none of them have any chance to succeed.

neither fish nor fowl What does "neither fish nor fowl" mean?	something that does not belong to a definite group	The manager's idea was neither fish nor fowl. Nobody knew what to do with it.
on one's own What does "on one's own" mean?	by oneself	The young girl has been on her own since she finished high school.
keep (something) down What does "keep (something) down" mean?	keep food in one's stomach (without vomiting it up when sick)	The child was sick and found it difficult to keep his food down.
fork out money for (something) What does "fork out money for (something)" mean?	to pay money for something	I had to fork out much money to have my car fixed.
give out (something) What does "give out (something)" mean?	to give something to people, to distribute something	We gave out more than six hundred balloons at the shopping center.

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Rich In (something) Idiom