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Do laurels have thorns?
I don't think they do. They say not to rest on your laurels but that isn't the reason.
What does 'Rest on his laurels' mean?
Laurels = achievements. It's when someone is content with his/her past achievements and so doesn't strive to achieve anything more.
What does don't rest on your laurels mean?
Answer 1don't sit on your buttAnswer 2Answer one is sort of correct, but "laurels" were a form of recognition for achievement back in early Athens, Greece, and therefore the admonition of "Don't rest on your laurels" means to continue the efforts to achieve and not rely onrecognition for previous achievements."Laurels" refer to the wreath of laurel (sweet bay) leaves placed on the victor's head
What is the motto of AMA Computer University?
The motto of AMA Computer University is 'Never rest on one's laurels'.
What is the motto of AMA International University?
AMA International University's motto is 'Never rest on one's laurels'.
What is the leaf thing that gods and goddesses wear on their head?
In ancient Greek culture, a wreath of laurel leaves was a symbol of victory. A linguistic remnant of this custom remains in the phrase "rest on your laurels" meaning to be satisfied with past success rather than still striving for more success.
How did the foreign boulder come to rest near the top of Half Dome?
i dont now
Where does the phrase good egg come from?
It comes from a farmer who had this one chicken who would always lay eggs that were much larger than the rest and that is where this phrase originally came from.
Where did the phrase "rest in peace" originate from?
The phrase "rest in peace" originated from the Latin phrase "requiescat in pace," which was commonly used in Christian burial services. It is meant to wish peace and eternal rest for the deceased.
What is the rest of the phrase 'as stubborn as'?
Mule.
The rest of the famous phrase'bread and ...'?
The rest of the famous phrase is 'Bread and Circuses'
Is the phrase please be rest assured gramatically correct?
be rest assured
