at home with

1. Literally, in one's place of residence with someone or something. I was at home with the kids all day and the repairman never came.

2. Very comfortable or proficient with something. There was an adjustment period, but I'm at home with my new job now.

at home with someone or something

1. Lit. in one's home with someone or something. She's at home with her mother. Bob's not alone. He's at home with the cats.

2. Fig. comfortable with someone or something; comfortable doing something. Tom is very much at home with my parents. Mary seems to be at home with her job.

See also: home

McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs.

See also:

at home
be at home
be scratching (one's) head
be scratching your head
give (someone) the time of day, not to/won't
bat (one's) eyelashes
bat (one's) eyes
bat your eyelashes/eyes
literally
a pinch and a punch for the first of the month

References in periodicals archive

From age 16 to 19, he worked in his brother's Queens, New York, barbershop, saving money while he lived at home with his mother.

Managing your home equity line: Todd Brown used credit to build his real estate business

Whether or not you hit one of the many lesbian and gay film festivals going on around the country, you can have your own at home with the sexy Leaving Metropolis (Wolfe Home Video); the Mexican family drama The City of No Limits (Fox Home Entertainment); and the lesbian softball romance Maggie & Annie (Culture Q Connection).

Pour me a video: it's too darn hot outside, so take off that wet bathing suit and slip into some fun summer DVDs

The Court further held that individuals should compare the amount of time spent at home with time spent at other places where business activities occur.

Update on the allowability of the home office deduction

Next, the IRS will compare the time spent on business at home with the time spent on business at other locations.

The home office revisited

词组	at home with
释义	at home with at home with 1. Literally, in one's place of residence with someone or something. I was at home with the kids all day and the repairman never came. 2. Very comfortable or proficient with something. There was an adjustment period, but I'm at home with my new job now. See also: home Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. at home with someone or something 1. Lit. in one's home with someone or something. She's at home with her mother. Bob's not alone. He's at home with the cats. 2. Fig. comfortable with someone or something; comfortable doing something. Tom is very much at home with my parents. Mary seems to be at home with her job. See also: home McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: at home be at home be scratching (one's) head be scratching your head give (someone) the time of day, not to/won't bat (one's) eyelashes bat (one's) eyes bat your eyelashes/eyes literally a pinch and a punch for the first of the month References in periodicals archive From age 16 to 19, he worked in his brother's Queens, New York, barbershop, saving money while he lived at home with his mother. Managing your home equity line: Todd Brown used credit to build his real estate business Whether or not you hit one of the many lesbian and gay film festivals going on around the country, you can have your own at home with the sexy Leaving Metropolis (Wolfe Home Video); the Mexican family drama The City of No Limits (Fox Home Entertainment); and the lesbian softball romance Maggie & Annie (Culture Q Connection). Pour me a video: it's too darn hot outside, so take off that wet bathing suit and slip into some fun summer DVDs The Court further held that individuals should compare the amount of time spent at home with time spent at other places where business activities occur. Update on the allowability of the home office deduction Next, the IRS will compare the time spent on business at home with the time spent on business at other locations. The home office revisited
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