Trouble One's Head About (someone Or Something) Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms - What does Trouble One's Head About (someone Or Something) Idiom mean?

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trouble one's head about (someone or something) What does trouble one's head about (someone or something) mean?	to worry about someone or something	I am not going to trouble my head about my sister's visit next week.
trouble one's head about (someone or something) What does trouble one's head about (someone or something) mean?	to worry about someone or something	"Please do not trouble your head about the arrangements for the party. I will do everything."
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on the take What does "on the take" mean?	to be accepting bribes	The border guard was discovered to be on the take and was immediately fired.

look at (someone) cross-eyed What does "look at (someone) cross-eyed" mean?	to do something or look at someone in a way that may provoke anger	If you look at the man cross-eyed he will usually become angry.
one little bit What does "one little bit" mean?	any at all, at all (usually used in the negative)	I do not agree with my supervisor one little bit about my work performance.
pay (someone or something) a visit What does "pay (someone or something) a visit" mean?	to visit someone or something	I paid the tax office a visit to try and resolve my tax problem.
In all honesty What does "In all honesty" mean?	If you say something in all honesty, you are telling the complete truth. It can be used as a way of introducing a negative opinion whilst trying to be polite; in all honesty, I have to say that I wasn't very impressed.
see pink elephants What does "see pink elephants" mean?	to see things which are not really there because they are only in your imagination	The man was seeing pink elephants according to those who listened to his story.
give (someone) a swelled head What does "give (someone) a swelled head" mean?	to make someone conceited	The girl's high test scores are giving her a swelled head.

heavy What does "heavy" mean?	bad guy; antagonist; villain
seize an opportunity What does "seize an opportunity" mean?	to take advantage of an opportunity	I seized the opportunity to take the extra class as soon as I heard about it.
turn over in one`s grave What does "turn over in one`s grave" mean?	to be so angry that one does not rest quietly in one`s grave	My grandmother would turn over in her grave if she knew that I had lost my job and was not working.
washboard abs What does "washboard abs" mean?	well defined stomach muscles
keep quiet What does "keep quiet" mean?	remain silent	"Could you please keep quiet and listen to the instructions."
bite (someone's) head off What does "bite (someone's) head off" mean?	to speak angrily to someone	I am afraid to speak to my teacher when she is in a bad mood because she may bite my head off.

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Trouble One's Head About (someone Or Something) Idiom