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weigh on/upon (someone) What does weigh on/upon (someone) mean?	be a weight or pressure on someone or something, worry or upset someone	The pressure of her exams has begun to weigh upon my sister.
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keep one's head above water What does "keep one's head above water" mean?	to keep out of difficult financial problems, to stay out of trouble	My brother has been having a hard time keeping his head above water since he lost his job.
a no-win situation What does "a no-win situation" mean?	a situation where there is no satisfactory solution	It was a no-win situation for the school when they had to deal with the problem student.

set forth (something) What does "set forth (something)" mean?	to explain something exactly or clearly	The manager carefully set forth the terms of the rental contract.
fall apart What does "fall apart" mean?	to become to not work properly	The equipment fell apart soon after I bought it.
tomorrow is another day What does "tomorrow is another day" mean?	there will be another opportunity to do something in the future	The boy gave up his plans to get on the basketball team but tomorrow is another day and he will try again next year.

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Weigh On/upon (someone) Idiom