have one's heart set against (something) -Idioms

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have one's heart set against (something)

to be totally against something

My father has his heart set against my trip to Europe.

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have one's heart set on (something)

have one's nose in (something)

have one's nose in a book

have one's nose in the air

have one's work cut out for one

have oneself (something)

have other fish to fry

have pull with (someone)

have rocks in one's head

change horses in midstream

feel like a million dollars

becoming on/to (someone)

have a clear conscience

play around/about with (someone or something)

in one's spare time

suck (someone) in or suck in (someone)

make use of (someone or something)

bite the bullet

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