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

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take a look at (someone or something) What does take a look at (someone or something) mean?	to examine (usually briefly) someone or something	I will take a look at the problem with the computer tomorrow.
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Give someone stick What does "Give someone stick" mean?	(UK) If someone gives you stick, they criticise you or punish you.
glitch What does "glitch" mean?	defect; flaw; bug; problem
to nose down What does "to nose down" mean?	to head down, to bring down the nose of something	The pilot began to nose down the plane as it approached the airport.
best bib and tucker What does "best bib and tucker" mean?	one's best clothing	The man wore his best bib and tucker to the meeting.
ride What does "ride" mean?	car; vehicle

Tall drink of water What does "Tall drink of water" mean?	Someone who is very tall and slender is a tall drink of water. ('A tall glass of water' is also used.)
get going What does "get going" mean?	to begin, to act, to go	"Let's get going and begin to clean the house."
BTDT What does "BTDT" mean?	been there, done that
for the birds What does "for the birds" mean?	something that you do not like, something that is not to be taken seriously	Getting up early every morning is for the birds.
dog and pony show What does "dog and pony show" mean?	something that you disapprove of because you think that it has only been organized to impress you (like a dog and pony show in a circus)	We had serious questions about the project but we only got a dog and pony show when we asked for answers from our business partners.

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Take A Look At (someone Or Something) Idiom