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What is the meaning of the idiom 'Smile it might never happen'?
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∙ 14y ago
They mean that your expectations may be unrealistic or unlikely. They are telling you not to hold your breath, but to move on happily.
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What is the meaning of the idiom straighten banana?
I'm not familiar with the idiom "straighten banana." It might be a regional or less common expression
What is meant by the idiom ' let your smile be your umbrella'?
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What are the meaning of the idiom once in a blue moon?
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Words in an idiom don't have their usual meaning.
Is there a site that changes a meanig to its idiom?
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What is the meaning of idiom a herd of sheep?
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What is the meaning of the idiom 'tear somebody to pieces'?
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How might the meaning of idioms get lost in the translation?
One needs to have a good grasp of the original & translated languages in order to effectively use an idiom. In the correct sense when we translate, we are deriving the meaning of a word that implies the same thing in the second language. Unless one understands the 'big picture' ie the meaning of the idiom as a whole and not word by word, a poor substitue will thus be rendered and the meaning gets lost.. whew.. cheers!
What idiom has a meaning of a bright student?
Geek, nerd, brainiacThose are slang terms, not idioms. A bright student might be on the ball, or the brains behind something. He might have put on his thinking cap before class, too.
What do you think the meaning of life is?
What is the Meaning of Life?Wow this is the second biggest question that I can think of, and I believe I might know the answer to this.I believe it is getting someone to smile and or laugh. Then maybe someone within hearing range will smile or laugh and then I can smile and laugh last, because not enough people smile and/or laugh anymore. People take life too serious and want to control others around them. Instead of taking life at what it is a great gift.
What is the meaning of stars stumbled out of the mouth?
This is not a common idiom that I am familiar with. It might mean that the person was cursing, because in the comics, curse words are often represented by stars or nonsense symbols such as "@#!!"
