Touch Base With Someone Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms - What does Touch Base With Someone Idiom mean?

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touch base with someone What does touch base with someone mean?	briefly meet or make contact with someone	briefly meet or make contact with someoneI touched base with my uncle before he left on his trip to Mexico.
touch base with (someone) What does touch base with (someone) mean?	to briefly meet or make contact with someone	I touched base with my uncle before he left on his trip to Mexico.
touch base with (someone) What does touch base with (someone) mean?	to talk to someone, to meet someone briefly	I plan to touch base with my cousin before I go to the wedding next week.
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poker face What does "poker face" mean?	a face with no expression (done in the game of poker so that nobody knows if you have good cards or not)	a face with no expression (done in the game of poker so that nobody knows if you have good cards or not)The politician had a poker face when he tried to defend himself against the scandal.

can of worms What does "can of worms" mean?	idiom. difficult situation; problem; mess
make it What does "make it" mean?	succeed	The woman worked hard and was able to make it in the publishing industry.
naked eye What does "naked eye" mean?	the human eye (not using a microscope or binoculars or telescope etc.)	It was difficult to see the star with the naked eye.
have a sweet tooth What does "have a sweet tooth" mean?	to have a desire to eat sweet foods	I have a sweet tooth and I love chocolate.
at a stretch What does "at a stretch" mean?	continuously	My friend sometimes works for three weeks at a stretch.
high man on the totem pole What does "high man on the totem pole" mean?	the top person of an organization	My father is the high man on the totem pole in his company and has a very good job.

speak the same language What does "speak the same language" mean?	to have similar ideas/tastes/opinions as someone else	I think that I speak the same language as the new supervisor in our company.
(not) bat an eye/eyelid What does "(not) bat an eye/eyelid" mean?	to show no surprise or reaction even when something bad happens	Our boss did not bat an eye when we told him that we were going home early today.
birds-eye view What does "birds-eye view" mean?	a view from high above, a brief look at something	We had a birds-eye view of the playing field from our seats high up in the stadium.
lapse into a coma What does "lapse into a coma" mean?	go into a coma	The woman lapsed into a coma soon after the accident.
mend one`s ways What does "mend one`s ways" mean?	improve one`s habits	The woman was forced to mend her ways in order to do better at work.

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Touch Base With Someone Idiom