Change one`s mind
To change one`s decision. My friend changed his mind and will not go to the movie tonight.
Famous Idioms
Come away empty-handed
To return without anything. The man came away empty-handed after shopping all morning.
Check in (at an airport)
To go to an airport and talk to an airline agent before boarding an airplane. We arrived at the airport and checked in early.
Check one’s luggage
To give your baggage to an airline agent in return for a luggage claim ticket. I checked my luggage and went to wait for my flight.
Come back
To return to the place where you are now. My cousin came back from her holidays last week.
Check out (something) or check (something) out
To investigate something, to examine something. We went to the apartment building to check out the new apartment.
Come back (into fashion)
To become popular again. Recently, bell-bottom pants have come back into fashion.
Cheek-to-cheek
With one person's cheek pressed up against another person's cheek. The couple was dancing cheek-to-cheek.
Cheer (someone) up or cheer up (someone)
To make a sad person happy. We took our friend to a nice restaurant to cheer her up.
Chicken out (of something)
To stop doing something because of fear. I chickened out of jumping into the lake from the high diving board.