Up In The Air (about Something) Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms - What does Up In The Air (about Something) Idiom mean?

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up in the air (about something) What does up in the air (about something) mean?	not settled, undecided	Whether or not I will be able to go to London is still up in the air.
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out of shape What does "out of shape" mean?	to be not in good physical condition	My mother is out of shape and cannot walk for a long distance.

a pain in the neck What does "a pain in the neck" mean?	an annoying or bothersome person or event	Our customer is a pain in the neck and is always complaining about something.
get down to business What does "get down to business" mean?	to start working or doing the business at hand	We decided to get down to business and try to finish our work quickly.
Murder will out What does "Murder will out" mean?	This idiom means that bad deeds can't be kept secret forever.
get a rise out of (someone) What does "get a rise out of (someone)" mean?	to tease or have fun with someone by making him or her angry or annoyed	We got a rise out of the teacher when we opened the window in the cold weather.
take (someone) to the cleaners What does "take (someone) to the cleaners" mean?	to take/win all of someone`s money, to cheat someone	The salesman took the woman to the cleaners when he sold her the bad product.

a must have What does "a must have" mean?	something that you must have	The new computer screens are a must have for computer users.
for the asking What does "for the asking" mean?	by asking, on request	You can get a free ticket to the concert from the sales manager for the asking.
skins What does "skins" mean?	drums

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Up In The Air (about Something) Idiom