Very Last Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms

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very last What does very last mean?	the end of something	We were able to buy the very last tickets to the concert.
very last What does very last mean?	the end of something	We were able to buy the very last tickets to the concert.
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take a toll on (someone or something) What does "take a toll on (someone or something)" mean?	to damage/hurt someone or something by using it too much or by hard living	The stress and long hours at work are beginning to take a toll on my friend.

red-carpet treatment What does "red-carpet treatment" mean?	to receive special/royal treatment	I always receive the red-carpet treatment when I go and visit my aunt.
one after another What does "one after another" mean?	one thing or person follows another	The customers came one after another to look at the new computer operating system.
back in the day What does "back in the day" mean?	idiom. a long time ago when style, fashion, and taste were different
Run something into the ground What does "Run something into the ground" mean?	If people run something into the ground, they treat or manage it so badly that they ruin it.

World is your oyster What does "World is your oyster" mean?	When the world is your oyster, you are getting everything you want from life.
as strong as a horse/ox What does "as strong as a horse/ox" mean?	very strong	The man was as strong as an ox and easily helped us move the sofa.
end up with (something) What does "end up with (something)" mean?	to get something as a result of something	I ended up with a cold last weekend after being outside in the rain.
cook (something) to perfection What does "cook (something) to perfection" mean?	to cook something perfectly	The chef always cooks the food to perfection at his small restaurant.

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Very Last Idiom