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Please!! The mean of this expressions!?

Question:

off one's rocker
once in a blue man
pick up the tab
pinch hit
polish the apple
put one's foot in one's mouth
put someone on a pedestal
put two and two together
read between the lines
roll out the red carpet
see eye to eye
smell a rat

this is my homework i need your help PLEASE!...

Thanx! Muax!
sorry is once in a blue moon....
i know that is my homework and i must to do but i dont speak english for first languages like you and is more sure ask help of someone that use this expressions everyday than try to do and have a bad meaning... Thank you...

Answer:

off one's rocker = crazy
once in a blue man = not very often
pick up the tab = pay for the bill
pinch hit = to do something for someone else (general) to bat for the pitcher (baseball)

polish the apple = I have no idea what this means
put someone on a pedestal = to honor someone
put two and two together = to figure something out
read between the lines = to understand what is really meant but not really said

roll out the red carpet = to honor someone with abig celebration
see eye to eye = to understand someone
smell a rat = to think something is not true

Polish an apple, I have never heard that before. And I am a native English speaker and I taught EFL for 4 years.