This means to enter into something or make a beginning.
as we know in place of one's we use `my, his, her, their, our` etc.
In place of `to` we use noun or pronoun as a subject of sentence.
Example:
I had a very good interview in the company yesterday an
Read more…This means to carry some burden of past incidences / happening.
Examples :
1. It is a good skills not to carry a chip on self shoulders.
2. On diagnosis of his fear it was clear that he had a chip on his shoulder about an accident where most of his clo
This is an idiom. It means to manage the situation. Just to talk about rule we place `noun / pronoun` in place of `to` and `ones` and use it in various tenses.like... I keep my head above water most of the times..means I manage the situation well mos
Read more…hi all,Bit engrossed in company development activities hence unable to be here for quite some time.The phrase given above means to do some work / action / activity with certain predetermined terms & conditions that suits the subject of the event. Her
Read more…This is a `to be` phrase. Here in place of `to` we use subject (nouns and pronouns) and in place of be we use helping verbs like am, is, are, was, were, will be, shall be etc.
`To be in a fix` means to be in a problem. We hear people saying `fix him`
Read more…Keeping my Fingers Crossed means To wish for luck for someone/ Hope for good out come for some one.
Ex: I hope you win the race, I am keeping my fingers crossed for you.
Ex: Could you please keep your fingers crossed for me all the time.
Read more…This is a very good idiom that talks about how should we behave and act. This is based on the process of harvesting. When we sow the seeds of roses, we are bound to get roses only as plant. It is not possible to get oranges, by planing mango seeds.
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Read more…This is actually Marathi (a language of Maharashtra, India) idiom.
It has very deep meaning. Why we use mirror? To see our face which we cannot see without it. A mirror (normal) is a reflection of true image of ours. We cannot hide any thing from mirr
Read more…There are some words in English that are used to make many phrases. `Take` is one of them. This we understand when we start using dictionary. Here are some `take` phrases.1. To take advantage of: (remember `to` phrases can be converted into 12 tenses
Read more…This is a very powerful idiom and can help us to groom personality when analyzed & understood. It means that we have no right to criticize or take any action for the same kind of mistakes that we commit often, are committed by others.This can be used
Read more…Some idioms give us insight and we can use them to take up some social or personal challenge. This one comes under such category.The meaning is to have just enough money to satisfy basic needs of life. It is connected to the poverty in human life.Exa
Read more…Hello, lets try to understand the idioms. The meaning of idioms is quite different than the actual meaning of words used.
Roll up your sleeves means to get to work. It also means readiness to take on the task. We can easily visualize this. It happ
Read more…This idiom says that it is not possible for one person to achieve something. There is a need for minimum two persons to come together and achieve. Example - (a) How do you expect him to complete the work alone, it takes two to tango. (b) Do you mean
Read more…There are two categories of phrases. Those start with `to` & those who start with `to be`.
when we use `to` phrase, like `to take care of`, we have to replace `to` with subject (nouns and pronouns - I, we, you, he, she, it, they, sunil, Raya, my dog e
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