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Idioms: search my heart, come close to home, count yourself lucky...



 
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Idioms: search my heart, come close to home, count yourself lucky... #1 (permalink) Fri Feb 13, 2009 11:13 am   Idioms: search my heart, come close to home, count yourself lucky...
 

hi everybody
can anyone explain to me this idims
(1)search my heart
(2)come close to home
(3)count yourself lucky
(4)cross my heart and hope to die
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Idioms: search my heart, come close to home, count yourself lucky... #2 (permalink) Fri Feb 13, 2009 13:20 pm   Idioms: search my heart, come close to home, count yourself lucky...
 

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1-- Not an idiom, to my mind.
2-- Strike nearby
3-- Consider yourself fortunate
4-- I solemnly promise
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