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walk out of (something) What does walk out of (something) mean?	leave suddenly	Three people walked out of the meeting yesterday.
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over the hill What does "over the hill" mean?	to be past one`s prime, to be unable to function as one used to	I thought that my friend was over the hill and should not be working at all.
get one's fill of (someone or something) What does "get one's fill of (someone or something)" mean?	to receive enough of someone or something	Recently, I have got my fill of fresh corn and I do not want to eat any more.
up-to-date What does "up-to-date" mean?	modern, the latest standards of fashion	The kitchen in our apartment is not up-to-date at all.
see eye to eye (with someone) What does "see eye to eye (with someone)" mean?	to agree with someone	We do not always see eye to eye on things but generally I have a good relationship with my friend.
hooch What does "hooch" mean?	simple housing, from hut to barracks
zip What does "zip" mean?	score of zero	It was 10 to zip, we won!

mistake (someone) for (someone) else What does "mistake (someone) for (someone) else" mean?	think that one person is another person	I mistook my friend's sister for someone else when I went to the airport.
even so What does "even so" mean?	nevertheless, however	My friend always works but even so he has no money saved.
ring true What does "ring true" mean?	to sound or seem true or likely	The predictions by the scientists are beginning to ring true.
PC What does "PC" mean?	Personal Computer	Personal ComputerThe PC industry has been growing rapidly in recent years.

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Walk Out Of (something) Idiom