very busy with something, deeply involved in something in Idioms
meeting normal standards, equal to the usual level or quality in Idioms
meeting normal standards, equal to the usual level or quality in Idioms
capable or fit for something in Idioms
meeting normal standards, equal to the usual level or quality in Idioms
new in Idioms
to be one's own responsibility in Idioms
rich and famous people, the highest class of people in Idioms
a controlling power, an advantage in Idioms
good fortune and bad fortune, good times and bad times, difficulties in Idioms
to ruin or spoil a plan or idea in Idioms
the result or outcome of something in Idioms
with the upper side turned toward the lower side in Idioms
the very latest or most recent in Idioms
to blame someone or something for something in Idioms
to use every method possible in Idioms
