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with both hands tied behind one's back What does with both hands tied behind one's back mean?	easily, even under a severe handicap	I did my science project with both hands tied behind my back.
with both hands tied behind one's back What does with both hands tied behind one's back mean?	easily	My friend can fix bicycles with both hands tied behind his back.
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give oneself up to (something) What does "give oneself up to (something)" mean?	to let oneself enjoy something, to not hold oneself back from something	The man gave himself up to enjoy the party although he was feeling sick.

GAL What does "GAL" mean?	get a life
milk (someone) for (something) What does "milk (someone) for (something)" mean?	to pressure someone into giving information or money	The man was trying to milk the elderly lady for much of her money.
Drown your sorrows What does "Drown your sorrows" mean?	If someone gets drunk or drinks a lot to try to stop feeling unhappy, they drown their sorrows.
go into hock What does "go into hock" mean?	to go into debt	I do not want to go into hock in order to buy a new stereo system.
one-off What does "one-off" mean?	something done or happening only one time; something unique

believe one`s eyes What does "believe one`s eyes" mean?	to believe what one is seeing	We could not believe our eyes when we saw the three bears on the highway. I will believe my eyes when I see the new movie.
as graceful as a swan What does "as graceful as a swan" mean?	very graceful	The figure skater was as graceful as a swan.

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With Both Hands Tied Behind Ones Back Idiom