With An Eye/view To (doing Something) Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms - What does With An Eye/view To (doing Something) Idiom mean?

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with an eye/view to (doing something) What does with an eye/view to (doing something) mean?	with the intention of doing something	We bought the small truck with an eye to using it for our home business.
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Cut to the quick What does "Cut to the quick" mean?	If someone's cut to the quick by something, they are very hurt and upset indeed.

by the book What does "by the book" mean?	according to the rules	The police officer does everything by the book when he arrests someone.
get the boot What does "get the boot" mean?	to be fired, to be told to leave a place	I got the boot from my first job in high school.
at face value What does "at face value" mean?	the apparent value of something, the value that is printed on a stamp or a bond	At face value the old stamp was worth almost nothing.
dance to a different tune What does "dance to a different tune" mean?	to change one's behavior or attitude	Our boss began dancing to a different tune when his head salesman decided to quit.
done for What does "done for" mean?	to be ruined/defeated/dying	I think that our team is done for this season.
have a stroke What does "have a stroke" mean?	to suddenly become (partially or totally) paralyzed because of an interruption in the blood supply to the brain	The truck driver had a stroke just before the accident on the highway.

belly ride What does "belly ride" mean?	sexual intercourse between two people
make a point of (doing/saying something) What does "make a point of (doing/saying something)" mean?	do or say something with a definite intent	He always makes a point of visiting his aunt when he is in town.
hop to it What does "hop to it" mean?	get started, start a job	We must hop to it and try to finish this job before dinner.
as crooked as a dog's hind leg What does "as crooked as a dog's hind leg" mean?	dishonest	The politician is as crooked as a dog's hind leg and nobody trusts him.
end up (somewhere) What does "end up (somewhere)" mean?	to finish at a certain place	We ended up at a small coffee shop near the restaurant.

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With An Eye/view To (doing Something) Idiom