Meals on Wheels イディオム

hell-on-wheels

a short-tempered, nagging or crabby person She is hell-on-wheels in the morning so you should be careful of her.

set of wheels

vehicle, car, truck, wheels The Ford needs a lot of repairs. I need a new set of wheels.

spin your wheels

waste effort, not progress If you don't have a career goal you'll just spin your wheels.

the wheels fall off

it breaks, it fails, fall apart When the coach is away, our team loses. The wheels fall off!

wheels

vehicle (car, truck etc.), set of wheels Jeff, can I borrow your wheels? My sister needs a ride to the mall.

wheels fall off

(See the wheels fall off)

wheels of steel

turntables

spin one's wheels

Idiom(s): spin one's wheels

Theme: WASTE - EFFORT

to be in motion, but get nowhere. (Slang.)
• This is a terrible job. I'm just spinning my wheels and not getting anywhere.
• Get organized and try to accomplish something. Stop spinning your wheels!

Set the wheels in motion

When you set the wheels in motion, you get something started.

grease the wheels|grease|wheel|wheels

v. phr., informal To do something or act to make something go smoothly or happen in the way that is wanted. Mr. Davis asked a friend to grease the wheels so he could borrow money from the bank. William's father tried to grease the wheels for him to get a new job.

Meals on Wheels

A affairs that organizes aliment commitment to the elderly, ill, and added bodies who cannot leave their homes or baker for themselves. Before he went into a nursing home, my grandfathering got aliment delivered to him by Meals on Wheels.Learn more: Meal, on, Wheel

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