Sit In Judgement Of (someone) Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms - What does Sit In Judgement Of (someone) Idiom mean?

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sit in judgement of (someone) What does sit in judgement of (someone) mean?	make a judgement of someone	The tribunal members were sitting in judgement of the group involved in the trade dispute.
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hell on earth What does "hell on earth" mean?	a very unpleasant situation	The hot weather made the small town hell on earth.

take advantage of (someone or something) What does "take advantage of (someone or something) " mean?	to use someone or something for one`s own benefit	We took advantage of the beautiful weather and went to the beach.
take the stand What does "take the stand" mean?	to go and sit in the witness chair in a courtroom	The star witness will take the stand in the trial tomorrow.
Well-oiled What does "Well-oiled" mean?	If someone is well-oiled, they have drunk a lot.
sweep out of (somewhere) What does "sweep out of (somewhere)" mean?	to leave somewhere in a dramatic way	The actress swept out of the room after her performance was over.
leave (something) on What does "leave (something) on" mean?	leave something running or operating	I always leave the lights on when I am working around the house.
bargain for (something) What does "bargain for (something)" mean?	to negotiate the price and other terms of something	We spent all morning bargaining for the car.
follow one's heart What does "follow one's heart" mean?	to act according to one's feelings	I decided to follow my heart and study art rather than computer science.

have (something) hanging over one's head What does "have (something) hanging over one's head" mean?	have something worrying one	I want to finish my final essay so I don't have it hanging over my head.
gat What does "gat" mean?	gun; firearm
lay an egg What does "lay an egg" mean?	to give a bad performance of something	The singer laid an egg during her concert last evening.
slow down What does "slow down" mean?	to go more slowly than usual, to cause something to reduce speed	You should slow down when you are driving on a wet road.
over and over What does "over and over" mean?	repeated many times	I told my friend over and over that I do not want to go to that restaurant again.

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Sit In Judgement Of (someone) Idiom