American Idioms and Expressions

Take A Pay Cut Idiom

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take a pay cut
What does take a pay cut mean?
to accept a decrease in one's salaryThe telephone workers were forced to take a pay cut after the strike.
take a pay cut
What does take a pay cut mean?
to accept a decrease in one's salary The telephone workers were forced to take a pay cut after the strike.

take a pay cut
What does take a pay cut mean?
to accept a decrease in one's salary The workers in the factory were asked to take a pay cut.


Some Random Idioms
round out (something)
What does "round out (something)" mean?
to finish something by doing something specialWe rounded out the celebration with a meal in a restaurant.
take (someone) at his or her word
What does "take (someone) at his or her word" mean?
to believe what someone says and act accordinglyI decided to take the woman at her word when she invited me to see her pottery demonstration.
a copycat
What does "a copycat" mean?
someone who copies another person`s work or actionsThe little boy was accused of being a copycat by the other children.
advise against (something)
What does "advise against (something)" mean?
to suggest that something should not be doneWe were advised against swimming in the river.
put on the dog
What does "put on the dog" mean?
to dress or entertain in an extravagant manner The couple put on the dog for the visit of their old college friend.

click on (something)
What does "click on (something)" mean?
to move a computer mouse or cursor to someplace on a computer screen and then click on it I clicked on the link to open the new page.

in the offing
What does "in the offing" mean?
happening at some time in the futureThere is a meeting in the offing to try and make a new schedule for the junior tennis games.
in bad/poor taste
What does "in bad/poor taste" mean?
rude, vulgarThe jokes that the man told at the dinner were in very bad taste.
ears are ringing
What does "ears are ringing" mean?
one hears a ringing sound because of a very loud soundMy ears were ringing after the three fire trucks passed me.

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