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worth its weight in gold What does worth its weight in gold mean?	very valuable	The advice of my supervisor is always worth its weight in gold.
worth its weight in gold What does worth its weight in gold mean?	to be very valuable	The new secretary is very smart and she is worth her weight in gold.
worth its weight in gold What does worth its weight in gold mean?	to be very valuable	The new secretary is very smart and she is worth her weight in gold.
worth its weight in gold What does worth its weight in gold mean?	to be very valuable	The advice of my supervisor is worth its weight in gold.
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put one's best foot forward What does "put one's best foot forward" mean?	to try and make a good impression, to act one's best	I tried to put my best foot forward during the job interview.
train wreck What does "train wreck" mean?	patient with multiple medical problems
foul up What does "foul up" mean?	to do badly, to mess something up	There was a problem with our tickets and our plans became fouled up.
Get your head around something What does "Get your head around something" mean?	If you get your head around something, you come to understand it even though it is difficult to comprehend.
turn thumbs down (on something) What does "turn thumbs down (on something)" mean?	to disapprove or reject something, to say no to something	The building committee turned thumbs down on our plans to make the office larger.

able to do (something) blindfolded What does "able to do (something) blindfolded" mean?	to be able to do something easily and quickly	The car was easy to fix and we were able to do it blindfolded.
no flies on (someone) What does "no flies on (someone)" mean?	very fast or busy (too fast or busy for a fly to stay on someone)	There are no flies on my friend. He is always moving or going somewhere.
Walk in the park What does "Walk in the park" mean?	An undertaking that is easy is a walk in the park. The opposite is also true - "no walk in the park".
build a fire under (someone) What does "build a fire under (someone)" mean?	to stimulate someone to do something	We keep trying to build a fire under our friend but he refuses to study or look for a job.
give away (something) What does "give away (something)" mean?	to give something to someone	I decided to give away my bicycle because I did not need it anymore.

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Worth Its Weight In Gold Idiom