Slated For (something) Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms - What does Slated For (something) Idiom mean?

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slated for (something) What does slated for (something) mean?	to be scheduled for something	The building is slated for demolition at the end of the year.
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in Dutch (with someone) What does "in Dutch (with someone)" mean?	in trouble with someone	The boy was in Dutch with his father for breaking the window.
rain on (someone's) parade What does "rain on (someone's) parade" mean?	to spoil someone's plans	I tried not to let my friend's bad mood rain on my parade during the concert.
at each other's throats What does "at each other's throats" mean?	fighting or arguing all the time	The two boys were at each other's throats when they entered the room.
Take someone down a peg What does "Take someone down a peg" mean?	If someone is taken down a peg (or taken down a peg or two), they lose status in the eyes of others because of something they have done wrong or badly.
full of it What does "full of it" mean?	to be full of nonsense	I thought that the woman was full of it when she told me that the business was closed.

S.O.S. What does "S.O.S." mean?	shit on a shingle (i.e.: creamed chipped beef on toast)
flunk out What does "flunk out" mean?	to fail a course, to fail school	My friend flunked out of the computer course at school.
use some elbow grease What does "use some elbow grease" mean?	use some effort	We used a lot of elbow grease to clean the oven.
show (someone) the ropes What does "show (someone) the ropes" mean?	to tell or show someone how something is done	The experienced carpenter made a great effort to show the new trainee the ropes.

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Slated For (something) Idiom