Taking something literally means using the dictionary definition of each word - thus, if someone says "get the phone" you would go pick up the telephone.
A figurative meaning would allow you to use idiomatic or slang meanings, and perhaps to answer the telephone in the above example.
"drag someone into something" means to get someone else involved in a situation they do not want want to be a part of
"Dont know" means: that someone has no clue about what that someone or something is. It's almost like i am saying a person is dum. but no completely.
Do what I did. Do little things that if they do it a certain way, it means they love you. Or something.
carelessness is when you dont care about something or someone but neglect is when you forget or dont take care of something or someone
The phrase "Don't spur a willing horse" means not to push or encourage someone who is already eager and willing to do something. It suggests that unnecessary pressure or prodding can sometimes be counterproductive or even harmful to someone who is already motivated.
if you say you will become a millionaire i will doubtfully say no. it means i dont think something will happen or i dont think you will do something.
It means if you say something that someone might find offensive, and you dont really mean to offend them u say "No offence"to them
no, to threaten someone is to tell them you will do something but to blackmail someone is to tell them you will do something to them if they dont do something in return.
"IDK" or "idk" literally means "I don't know" in text speak.
it means when you dont under stand something
i dont really no
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