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roll back (a price) What does roll back (a price) mean?	to reduce a price to a previous amount	The prices at the computer store were rolled back during the big sale.
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at all costs What does "at all costs" mean?	regardless of the cost or difficulty, no matter what	The company wants to protect their product design at all costs.
hold down (someone or something) What does "hold down (someone or something)" mean?	keep control of someone or something	The government was able to hold down the rate of inflation for many years.
in the hole What does "in the hole" mean?	in debt, lose money	Although he is always working he always seems to be in the hole.
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forty winks What does "forty winks" mean?	a short sleep during the day	When I arrived home I lay down and had forty winks.
get out of hand What does "get out of hand" mean?	become out of control; become badly managed.	"Your absences are getting out of hand, Bob.You'd better do something quickly to improve the situation if youwant to keep your job."
All in your head What does "All in your head" mean?	If something is all in your head, you have imagined it and it is not real.

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Roll Back (a Price) Idiom