Hello! In what case is thise expression used? I mean figuratively, like there's a new plan which is about to launch, but people are not sure whether it will work, saying " They've got to put a lot of meat on these bones"
to invest money??
Thank you.
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In your example, it would mean add a lot of detail to a basic plan.
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In your example, it would mean add a lot of detail to a basic plan.
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