Share (someone's) Pain Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms - What does Share (someone's) Pain Idiom mean?

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share (someone's) pain What does share (someone's) pain mean?	to understand and sympathize with someone's pain or discomfort	I tried hard to share my friend's pain after his father died.
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on the money What does "on the money" mean?	exactly the right place/time/amount of something, exactly the right idea	Our supervisor's estimate of next year's budget is right on the money.

as sick as a dog What does "as sick as a dog" mean?	very sick	My friend was as sick as a dog when he left the restaurant last night.
like pulling teeth What does "like pulling teeth" mean?	to be very difficult to do	It was like pulling teeth to try and get the boy to lend us his bicycle.
carry on What does " carry on" mean?	to continue, to keep doing something as before	We were permitted to carry on with the party after we talked to the apartment manager.
new blood What does "new blood" mean?	new members brought into a group, new workers in a company	We have lots of new blood in our club.
Good grief! What does "Good grief!" mean?	used to show surprise (good or bad)	"Good grief! It`s 6:00 and I still have not finished this job."
put your hands together for What does "put your hands together for" mean?	clap; applaud somebody
get out of hand What does "get out of hand" mean?	to get out of control	The party was beginning to get out of hand so we asked everyone to leave.
ebb and flow What does "ebb and flow" mean?	the decrease and increase of something like the tide	The ebb and flow of the singer's popularity was always a topic of conversation.
make oneself heard What does "make oneself heard" mean?	to speak loudly so that you can be heard	The speaker tried very hard in order to make himself heard.

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Share (someone's) Pain Idiom