The comparison (from The Bible) is that before you comment on a "mote" in someone else's eye, one should take the "beam" out of your own.
It means that before complaining about little faults in others, we should look to our own big faults.
The reference is made twice in the Gospels, in Matthew and in Luke
it basically means 'don't take it personally'
Dixie's a powder. I'm sure you have heard the term "take a powder'
The phrase, "take into account" is typically used when a important fact may be easy to overlook. Thus, it can be concluded that this phrase means that additional details need to be acknowledged before proceeding.
it means to take your time and don't rush through what you are working on
When someone says "point noted" they are saying, "I understand your point and I will take it in consideration in the future."
it means take a five min break
Exposure to a laser pointer for a few seconds can potentially damage your eyes. It is important to avoid direct eye contact with the laser beam to prevent harm.
THE RIGHT PHRASE IS: Matthew 7:3 Why do you see the speck that is in your brother's eye, but do not notice the log that is in your own eye? It means stop judging other people's mistakes or faults and concentrate on your own behaviour and shortcomings. Everyone makes mistakes, start working on yourself.
it basically means 'don't take it personally'
The phrase give him an inch and he'll take a mile is a very popular phrase. This means that if you give him a little bit of freedom he'll take you for everything you've got.
Dixie's a powder. I'm sure you have heard the term "take a powder'
The phrase, "take into account" is typically used when a important fact may be easy to overlook. Thus, it can be concluded that this phrase means that additional details need to be acknowledged before proceeding.
it means stay cool and take it easy
he still has feelings for you
how long does it take to build a beam bridge of 2400 sq ft
It means that it didn't last - whatever it was wore off.
The phrase 'Yours Truly' is an expression, and though some choose to take it as a literal phrase, in actuality it is used to refer to yourself.