Today's idiom is:
Get out of your hair
Sometimes people need peace and quiet to get on with their job or everyday routine. At such a time we can say "I'll get out of your hair," which means to leave them alone and stop bothering them
Example 1
A:If got a million things to do today and I haven't even started.
B:I'll get out of your hair and let you get on with it then.
Example 2
A: I wish Andy would get out of my hair and let me finish this work.
B: Maybe you should tell him he should leave.
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