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What is the meaning of idiom your heart into

The idiom "put your heart into" means to dedicate yourself fully and passionately to something, often involving effort and commitment. It suggests putting your entire being into a task, giving it your best and doing it with enthusiasm.

Here are some examples of how it's used:

* "She put her heart into her studies and graduated with honors."

* "He put his heart into his performance and the audience was mesmerized."

* "The team put their hearts into the game, but they lost in the end."

Essentially, it implies a strong emotional investment in whatever you're doing.

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