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see fit to (do something) What does see fit to (do something) mean?	to decide to do something	I hope that my company sees fit to spend more time training its employees.
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stumble into (somewhere) What does "stumble into (somewhere)" mean?	to enter a place by stumbling	I stumbled into my bedroom and went to bed.

fall into place What does "fall into place" mean?	to fit together, to become organized	Everything fell into place and we were able to prepare for our trip to Brazil.
get a bang out of (someone or something) What does "get a bang out of (someone or something)" mean?	to receive special pleasure from someone or something	My father gets a bang out of the funny birthday cards that we send him.
pie in the sky What does "pie in the sky" mean?	an idea or plan that you think will never happen	My cousin's plans are usually pie in the sky and will never happen.
by the seat of one's pants What does "by the seat of one's pants" mean?	by luck and with very little skill	I was able to complete the course by the seat of my pants.

cakewalk What does "cakewalk" mean?	something simple, easy, or straight-forward.	Total cakewalk, that test.
a pep talk What does "a pep talk" mean?	a speech to encourage people to try harder and not give up	The coach gave his team a pep talk after they lost three games last month.
out of the running What does "out of the running" mean?	to be no longer being considered	The new movie is out of the running for any major awards.
drag on What does "drag on" mean?	to be prolonged, to continue for a long time	The talks between the company and the lawyers dragged on for several weeks.

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See Fit To (do Something) Idiom