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Fiona Mackenzie – (ages) December 16, 2017
Megha – Please see the new entry for “ages” above. Hope it helps!
Maria – (ages) December 14, 2017
How to say? After a long time I met her.
After ages I met her? Is this correct?
Fiona Mackenzie – (ages) December 13, 2017
Hello @Megha,
“I haven’t seen you in ages” simply means I haven’t seen you for a long time.
Thanks,
The Idioms Team
Megha – (ages) December 13, 2017
“I haven’t seen you in ages.” What does it mean?
Christiana – (keep body and soul together) December 12, 2017
What figure of speech is this expression “keep body and soul together”.
Anjan singh – (blood on hands) December 9, 2017
Blood thandering in arms veins
Why ?
Woody – (close, but no cigar) December 9, 2017
Also was a NASCAR contingency award
TheIdioms.com – (blue blood) December 8, 2017
@Ian Pajulas
Sure Ian, we are happy to help you with one another example:
“All the blue bloods of NASA are invited in party tonight.“
Deepak Kumar Yadav – (strike while the iron is hot) December 7, 2017
This sentence says that we need to wait right time and you should use our right time. There is no use over spilt milk.
Fiona Mackenzie – (fancy free) December 7, 2017
… and Footloose was a very popular 80’s film about religion and dancing starring Kevin bacon. (Just thought I’d share – not save – that.) No kidding though – this is a nice definition.
