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Eat My Dust | | Commonly means: you intend to leave an oponent behind in a race. |
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High Five | High Five:
Slapping palms above each others heads as celebration gesture.
Number 5 is alive. |
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Gravy Train | | The Bailout Gravy Train is a comin' down the track. |
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Losing Your Head | Losing Your Head:Angry and overcome by emotions.
The source is Christian Bale by the way. Thought he would be appropriate. |
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Cup Of Joe | | And after you're done with this cup of Joe, he can clean the cup. |
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Out of your Element! | out of one`s element - to be in a situation where one does not belong or fit in
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Whoever can tell me what movie this quote is from gets a free  and  |
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She Ate Him with her Eyes | | اكـلته بعينيها (she ate him with her eyes) if someone or something fascinates you,you keep staring at it and then people would notice and use this expression to wake you up. |
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One of the true measures of language proficiency is how well someone can use idioms (see example). Idioms can not be translated directly into other languages, and confuse foreign students who can not translate them word by word. Millions of dollars every year are given in grants to linguists who research the true origins of idioms - some of them are quite entertaining.
