To Show Good Faith Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms

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to show good faith What does to show good faith mean?	to demonstrate good intentions or good will	We always show good faith when we meet the opposing side in our contract negotiations.
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get into hot water What does "get into hot water" mean?	to get into trouble or difficulty	We got into hot water when they found us in the building after it had closed.

burst out What does "burst out" mean?	to leave quickly, to depart quickly	The girl became angry and burst out of the room.
fill in for (someone) What does "fill in for (someone)" mean?	to replace someone temporarily	My friend is filling in for the librarian this week.
call the shots What does "call the shots" mean?	to be in charge, to give orders	The vice-president is now calling the shots and is in control of the company.
bring up What does "bring up" mean?	to raise or care for a child	My sister is bringing up three children.
call shotgun What does "call shotgun" mean?	claim the seat next to the driver in a car
cut corners What does "cut corners" mean?	to economize, to try to spend less money	We have been forced to economize on expenses during these severe economic times.

what's up What does "what's up" mean?	idiom. what is going on now
hurl What does "hurl" mean?	throw up; vomit
bowl (someone) over or bowl over (someone) What does "bowl (someone) over or bowl over (someone)" mean?	to surprise or overwhelm someone	The salesman bowled me over with his sales talk.

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To Show Good Faith Idiom