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thrash (something) out What does thrash (something) out mean?	to discuss something thoroughly and solve any problems	We spent most of the meeting thrashing the new plan out.
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pass for/as (someone or something) What does "pass for/as (someone or something)" mean?	to succeed in being accepted as someone or something	The young woman was trying to pass for a reporter when she went to the concert.

get a load of (someone or something) What does "get a load of (someone or something) " mean?	to take a good look at someone or something	"Get a load of that man over there with the four dogs."
leave a bad taste in one`s mouth What does "leave a bad taste in one`s mouth" mean?	to leave a bad feeling or memory with someone	The way that the company treated us left a bad taste in our mouth.
fall into a trap What does "fall into a trap" mean?	to become caught in someone's scheme	The criminals fell into a trap that the police had prepared for them.
Achilles' heel (of someone or something) What does "Achilles' heel (of someone or something)" mean?	the weak part of a person/place/system/argument which can easily be attacked or criticized	The lack of skilled workers was the Achilles' heel of the government's plans to prepare for the Olympics.
between jobs What does "between jobs" mean?	to be unemployed	My friend is between jobs again. He lost his job last week.
Shanks's pony What does "Shanks's pony" mean?	(UK) If you go somewhere by Shanks's pony, you walk there.
Blow off steam What does "Blow off steam" mean?	If you blow off steam, you express your anger or frustration.

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Thrash (something) Out Idiom