Show (someone) To His Or Her Seat Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms - What does Show (someone) To His Or Her Seat Idiom mean?

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show (someone) to his or her seat What does show (someone) to his or her seat mean?	to direct someone to a place to sit	The usher showed the members of the audience to their seats.
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a peeping Tom What does "a peeping Tom" mean?	someone who looks into someone's window (usually a woman) and watches them	There were several reports of a peeping Tom near our apartment building.

cut a fine figure What does "cut a fine figure" mean?	to look good	I plan to cut a fine figure when I go to the job interview next week.
get a load of (someone or something) What does "get a load of (someone or something) " mean?	to take a good look at someone or something	"Get a load of that man over there with the four dogs."
eyes in the back of one`s head What does "eyes in the back of one`s head" mean?	the ability to know what is happening behind one`s back	He has eyes in the back of his head and you can never borrow anything without him knowing about it.

heart goes out to (someone) What does "heart goes out to (someone)" mean?	one feels sympathy for someone	My heart went out to the victims of the railway accident.
a leading question What does "a leading question" mean?	a question that suggests the kind of answer that you want to hear	The lawyer asked the man a leading question when he asked him why he had lied about the money. He had never lied about money.
as flat as a pancake What does "as flat as a pancake" mean?	very flat	The child's toy was as flat as a pancake after the car drove over it.
Dig your heels in What does "Dig your heels in" mean?	If you dig your heels in, you start to resist something.

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Show (someone) To His Or Her Seat Idiom