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    This document provides definitions for common English idioms related to travel and movement. It defines the idioms "to have itchy feet" as wanting to travel, "to sail through something" as succeeding with no difficulty, and "to be in the same boat" as being in the same situation. It also defines "a mile a minute" as very fast and "to hit the road" as beginning a journey.

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    This document provides definitions for common English idioms related to travel and movement. It defines the idioms "to have itchy feet" as wanting to travel, "to sail through something" as succeeding with no difficulty, and "to be in the same boat" as being in the same situation. It also defines "a mile a minute" as very fast and "to hit the road" as beginning a journey.

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    This document provides definitions for common English idioms related to travel and movement. It defines the idioms "to have itchy feet" as wanting to travel, "to sail through something" as succeeding with no difficulty, and "to be in the same boat" as being in the same situation. It also defines "a mile a minute" as very fast and "to hit the road" as beginning a journey.

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    IDIOM MEANING

    TO HAVE ITCHY FEET To start to want to travel


    TO SAIL THROUGH SOMETHING To succeed in doing something whit no difficulty
    TO BE IN THE SAME BOAT To be in the same situation
    A MILE A MINUTE Very fast
    TO HIT THE ROAD To begin a journey

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