Take Out Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms

This database is a comprehensive collection of all the American idioms and slang available. American Idioms are many and varied. We hope you enjoy our collection. We are adding more all the time. .

take out What does take out mean?	destroy or obliterate somebody or something
take out What does take out mean?	go out with somebody; go on a date with somebody
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a horse of a different color What does "a horse of a different color" mean?	something totally separate and different	Changing locations is a horse of a different color. It was never mentioned in any of our meetings.

fond of (someone or something) What does "fond of (someone or something)" mean?	to like someone or something	Our daughter is very fond of her grandfather.
get close to (someone) What does "get close to (someone)" mean?	to become close friends with someone	The woman is trying very hard to get close to her youngest daughter.
believe in (something) What does "believe in (something)" mean?	to favor something, to support something, to think that something is true	The man does not believe in flying saucers.
run/go to seed What does "run/go to seed" mean?	to become worn-out and uncared for	The small store has run to seed and few people like to go there now.
awesome What does "awesome" mean?	great; excellent
in print What does "in print" mean?	a book or magazine is available for sale from the publisher	The book which I am looking for is still in print.
work hand in hand (with someone) What does "work hand in hand (with someone)" mean?	to work closely together with someone in order to achieve something	The government is working hand in hand with the police department to solve the road problems.
weigh on/upon (someone) What does "weigh on/upon (someone)" mean?	be a weight or pressure on someone or something, worry or upset someone	The pressure of her exams has begun to weigh upon my sister.
on the right track What does "on the right track" mean?	to be following the right set of assumptions	I am on the right track in my search for a good piano teacher for my daughter.

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