This is a metaphor linked to a bird or a chicken lifting a wing over its young, in protection against wind, rain, cold etc. It has come to mean mentoring in the business world.
A bird takes it's chicks under it's wing to protect them. When you take someone under your wing, you protect, care for, or mentor them.It means to take someone into your tutorlidge. Like to say a teacher gets a new student. They would be taking them under their wing.
Er ... what? Are you asking what "under one's wing" means? Here's a link.
To help her adjust to our school, I took the new girl under my wing. Luckily, an experienced clerk took me under her wing so my first day on the job went smoothly. I'll keep you under my wing until you learn the routine around here.
improvise, wing it, play it by ear
You are one of our most experienced employees and with so many new people starting, we want you to take someone under your wing.
Ok you will need to take the three bolts off from the top of your wing under the bonnet (not the two large bolts at the top as those bolts are for the bonnet arm). You will then need to take the three bolts from the side of the wing these can be seen when you open the door from behind the wing. The last bolt is at the front under the bumper (you shouldn
Under the Raven's Wing was created on 2007-10-26.
There is more pressure under the wing than is on top of the wing. This is what generates the lift for flight.
Samwell Tarly, a recent recruit in the Nights Watch
Under Her Wing - 1912 was released on: USA: 22 February 1912
the origin .
The air that travels over the wing is travelling at a higher velocity and is at a lower pressure than the air travelling under the wing.