Round Trip Ticket Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms

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round-trip ticket What does round-trip ticket mean?	a train/bus/plane ticket that allows one to go to the destination and return home	We purchased a round-trip ticket because it was cheaper than a one-way ticket.
round-trip ticket What does round-trip ticket mean?	a train or bus or plane ticket that allows one to go to the destination and then later return home	We purchased a round-trip ticket because it was cheaper than a one-way ticket.
	Some Random Idioms
get (something) through (someone's) thick skull What does "get (something) through (someone's) thick skull" mean?	to manage to get someone (including oneself) to understand something	The salesman cannot get it through his thick skull that I do not want to talk to him.

Demon weed What does "Demon weed" mean?	Tobacco is the demon weed.
live within one's means What does "live within one's means" mean?	to spend no more money than one has	I try very hard to live within my means so that I do not have any financial pressure.
fire someone What does "fire someone" mean?	dismiss someone from a job because of poor performance.	"If you continue to be late for work, the company willfire you."
suds What does "suds" mean?	beer
acid What does "acid" mean?	lysergic acid diethylamide.	Have you ever dropped acid?
land an account What does "land an account" mean?	to acquire an account	The salesman landed a large account on his first day of work.

ruffle (someone's) feathers What does "ruffle (someone's) feathers" mean?	to upset or annoy someone	I am usually very careful not to ruffle my supervisor's feathers.
freak out What does "freak out" mean?	to become angry or lose control of oneself	I freaked out when I discovered that my reservation had not been made.
One-man band What does "One-man band" mean?	If one person does all the work or has all the responsibility somewhere, then they are a one-man band.
keep the ball rolling What does "keep the ball rolling" mean?	maintain the momentum of an activity	maintain the momentum of an activityMy friend is always able to keep the ball rolling when we are gathered for dinner and everyone becomes silent.

American Idioms and Expressions

Round Trip Ticket Idiom