To Stand Trial Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms

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to stand trial What does to stand trial mean?	to be tried in court	The man had to stand trial for stealing the credit cards.
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On the right foot What does "On the right foot" mean?	If you start something or set off on the right foot, you get off to a good start.
laugh up one's sleeve What does "laugh up one's sleeve" mean?	to laugh quietly to oneself	I was laughing up my sleeve when I learned that my friend would have to clean the bathroom at work.
nothing to complain about What does "nothing to complain about" mean?	everything is all right	I told my boss that I had nothing to complain about regarding my job.
turn over What does "turn over" mean?	to do business to a certain amount of money/product	We turned over most of our stock last month.
get a move on What does "get a move on" mean?	to hurry up	"Please get a move on. We are already three hours late."
vinyl What does "vinyl" mean?	phonograph record(s) (so called because they are made from vinyl)

bugger What does "bugger" mean?	damn; darn; drat (used to express frustration or annoyance).	Bugger it. I can't take this anymore.
Pull in the reins What does "Pull in the reins" mean?	When you pull in the reins, you slow down or stop something that has been a bit out of control.
talk oneself out What does "talk oneself out" mean?	to talk until one can talk no more	I met my friend at the coffee shop and we talked ourselves out.
funky What does "funky" mean?	smelly; stinky.	What's that funky odor? Did something die? 2. The cat's litter box is getting funky.

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To Stand Trial Idiom