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د.هيثم هلال – (brown study) December 14, 2020

I had a lot of fun as if I were reading in a huge scientific encyclopedia. It’s amazing.

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Nandhini – (below the belt) December 14, 2020

The manager’s sudden outburst was a bit below the belt. Idiom meaning in correct sentence.

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Maddy C. – (take with a grain of salt) December 14, 2020

@ Gianna,

Pinch of salt is how they say it in some other countries, if I’m not mistaken- they mean the same thing 🙂

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Julie – (burn the midnight oil) December 13, 2020

Wouldn’t the midnight oil refer to whale oil they used in oil lamps back then and not candles?

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Nazareno – (all that glitters is not gold) December 13, 2020

I’ve come across the expression “all isn’t gold that glitters” while reading a pocket book.

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Joseph Aronesty – (face the music) December 12, 2020

music – muse – mutate – move – motion – momentum
words that sound the same are often rooted on the same basic concept.

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David R Peter – (blood on hands) December 12, 2020

Isn’t it preferable to use the word “blame” rather than “blood”?

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Erdembileg – (don’t look a gift horse in the mouth) December 9, 2020

This idiom originated from Mongolia, in Mongolia mongols saying/using the idiom every time!

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Khashayar – (better late than never) December 9, 2020

For those people driving fast to get somewhere on time, you should tell them better late than never.

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Agaba – (Punctuation) December 9, 2020

How to use slashes in a sentence?

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