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What is the meaning of idiom your heart on

The idiom "your heart on" is not a complete idiom. It is part of a common idiom:

"Set your heart on something"

This idiom means to strongly desire or be determined to achieve something. It implies a strong commitment and focus on a particular goal.

Here are some examples:

* "She set her heart on becoming a doctor."

* "He's set his heart on winning the championship."

* "I've set my heart on visiting Paris next year."

The idiom suggests a dedication and passion for the desired outcome, making it a powerful expression of ambition and aspiration.

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