Reader Opinions
Pix – (leg it) October 6, 2020
It is a canal term. The chaps lay on the top of the barge and used their legs to move the boat under a bridge where the horse couldn’t fit.
Harmoney – (rat race) October 6, 2020
MR. Meyer decided to leave the rat race by quitting the job he disliked.
Nida Rao – (rabbit hole) October 5, 2020
I listened this word in Ketty Perry’s song and I was curious to know its meaning. Thanks alot for this great explanation.
Jaswant Singh Aman – (if wishes were horses, beggars would ride) September 30, 2020
This seems very justified meaning. It encourages hard work and discourages mere day dreaming.
Merisah Bwalya – (buffer zone) September 29, 2020
Example: It’s better to create a buffer zone between married couples that are not at peace with each other to prevent loss of lives.
Rose – (a blessing in disguise) September 28, 2020
Looking at this sentences were a blessing in disguise or else I couldn’t pass my Language test!
M. Melhas – (black out) September 27, 2020
My thoughts when reading the words black out relate to the slave period when black slaves where forced to do extremely exhausting work either in the engine rooms of ships or rich farmers lands until they faint!! So the term black is out bring another one. Shaming history of humanity!!
Anonymous – (in the heat of the moment) September 26, 2020
He killed the man in the heat of the moment.
Anonymous – (speak too soon) September 26, 2020
To speak too soon sometimes changes the dynamics of the info volunteered. For one reason or another.
RETHINK
Faisal Shahzad – (de jure) September 24, 2020
“De facto” means facts or traditions.
These standards are developed without any formal planning.
While “de jure” means according to Law or regulation.
These standards are developed with proper research to fulfill the requirement of Data communication.
