Yield The Right Of Way Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms - What does Yield The Right Of Way Idiom mean?

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yield the right-of-way What does yield the right-of-way mean?	give the right to turn or move to another vehicle	We were forced to yield the right-of-way to the fire engine at the intersection.
yield the right-of-way What does yield the right-of-way mean?	to give the right to turn or move to another vehicle	We were forced to yield the right-of-way to the other car at the intersection.
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mope What does "mope" mean?	act sadly and slowly
ass wipe What does "ass wipe" mean?	an annoying person of little or no value
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out of tune What does "out of tune" mean?	to be not in agreement, to be not going well together	We are out of tune with what the other members of the group think.
pile out of (something) What does "pile out of (something)" mean?	to get out of something roughly	The passengers quickly piled out of the bus when it arrived at the station.
think inside the box What does "think inside the box" mean?	to think in a traditional way using old ideas/rules/practices	Most people in our company think inside the box and there are few new ideas.
Butt of a joke What does "Butt of a joke" mean?	If something or someone becomes the butt of a joke it or they are not taken seriously anymore.
run up against (something) What does "run up against (something)" mean?	to encounter something	The city ran up against many problems when they were building the freeway.

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Yield The Right Of Way Idiom