Take A Gander At (someone Or Something) Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms - What does Take A Gander At (someone Or Something) Idiom mean?

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take a gander at (someone or something) What does take a gander at (someone or something) mean?	to examine someone or something	I asked the car mechanic to take a gander at the steering system on my car.
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pass on (something) What does "pass on (something)" mean?	to give away something that you don`t use anymore	The girl always passes on her old clothes to her younger sister.

Sunday driver What does "Sunday driver" mean?	automobile driver who goes slowly and carefully.	I hate being stuck behind Sunday drivers.
in part What does "in part" mean?	to some extent, partly	I think that the reason he is not golfing well this year is in part because of his back problem.
as red as a cherry What does "as red as a cherry" mean?	bright red	My new sweater is as red as a cherry.
full of oneself What does "full of oneself" mean?	to be conceited, to be self-important	The girl was full of herself and would only talk about things that were important to her.
work off What does "work off" mean?	make something go away (especially by working or exercise)	He was able to work off much weight and is now feeling better.
loo What does "loo" mean?	toilet; bathroom; restroom

pull (something) off What does "pull (something) off" mean?	to succeed in doing something difficult or impossible	The contract seemed impossible to win but we pulled it off through our skillful negotiating.
take an oath What does "take an oath" mean?	make an oath, swear to something	Before the trial began I had to take an oath and promise to tell the truth.
fit and trim What does "fit and trim" mean?	to be slim and in good physical shape	My sister looked fit and trim after spending six months at the spa.
know where somebody is coming from What does "know where somebody is coming from" mean?	understand or comprehend a person (their ideas, situation, etc.)

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Take A Gander At (someone Or Something) Idiom