Idioms

go about one's business
to be busy or start working on something
Everybody is going about their business again after the holidays.

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  • go after (someone)
  • go after (something)
  • go against the grain
  • go ahead
  • go ahead (and do something)
  • go ahead (with something)
  • go all out
  • go along
  • go along with (someone or something)
  • go along with (someone)
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  • have a pick-me-up
  • tricks of the trade
  • take out (someone) or take (someone) out
  • third degree
  • ill-disposed to (do something)
  • flip out
  • grain of truth
  • live and learn
  • a matter of opinion
  • on the eve of (something)


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