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English - United States - Extended English idiom corpus

keep your ear to the ground

keep your ear to the ground

Meaning

Stay alert for news or changes.

Usage example

Use "keep your ear to the ground" when stay alert for news or changes.

Cultural context

A common English idiom or proverb included for public search discovery, learning, and IdiomBridge app promotion.

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