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Today´s expression is ´´to wrap (one´s) head around (something)´´ It means to comprehend or understand …something which is difficult or strange to understand. 🇧🇷´´ entender algo´´ ou ´´compreender algo´´ Uma expressão similar em potugues é ´´não entrar na cabeça´´ Examples: 1. Yesterday Clara bought such an expensive handbag, but somehow I just can´t wrap myLeia mais sobreTo wrap (one´s) head around (something)[…]
Today´s expression is ´´to be in cahoots with somebody´´ ´´To be in cahoots with somebody´´ means acting secretly together with someone for an illegal or dishonest purpose. 🇧🇷 conspirar, conluiar-se, com propósitos ilegais ou desonestos Examples: 1. A banker and a minister were in cahoots over a property deal. 2. The drug dealers were inLeia mais sobreTo be in cahoots with somebody[…]
Today´s expression is ´´heads up´´ It means: A warning that something is going to happen so that you can prepare for it. We generally say ´´give a heads up´´ or ´´get a heads up´´ 🇧🇷´´dar um aviso´´ ´´receber um aviso´´ Ex. 1. This note is just to give you a heads up that the newLeia mais sobreHeads up[…]
🍃”Let bygones be bygones” If two people say ´´let bygones be bygones´´, they decide to forget about unpleasant things that have happened between them in the past. It means: ´´ To agree to forget past conflicts, differences or quarrels´´ 🇧🇷´´Deixar o passado para lá´´ Examples: 1. The two neighbors had always been quarreling, but whenLeia mais sobreBygones[…]
“Two peas in a pod” Means: Two people who are very similar specially in appearance or character 🇧🇷´´ farinha do mesmo saco´´ Ex. 1. You and John make a great team and the project needs you both. You are like two peas in a pod. 2. Rose and Julie are twins. They are like twoLeia mais sobreTwo peas in a pod[…]
Expression of the day: To twist someone´s arm 1. Entortar o braço de alguém Ex. The police twisted his arm behind his back and forced him into the car. 2. Persuadir alguém para fazer algo To persuade someone to do what you want by making it very difficult for them to refuse. Ex. I didn´tLeia mais sobreTwist someone’s arm[…]
🍃Hi friends, Today´s expression is: ´´It takes two to tango´´ Meaning: If you say it takes two to tango, you mean that a situation or argument involves two people and they are both therefore responsible for it. OR certain actions or activities cannot be performed alone – they need two people to participate 🇧🇷situações emLeia mais sobreIt Takes Two to Tango[…]
Expression of the day: ´´Tall order´´ If something ´´is a tall order´´ it is very difficult to do. 🇧🇷 uma tarefa difícil / uma exigência difícil Ex. 1. Completing the project by the end of next month is a tall order. 2. I don´t think we can complete building the bridge in time for theLeia mais sobreTall order[…]
Hi friends, Today´s expression is ´´To lock horns´´ It means ´´to begin to argue or fight´´ If 2 people lock horns, it means ´´they begin to argue or fight´´ 🇧🇷 Atracar-se ou enfrentar alguém Examples: 1. The HR manager and the Operations manager locked horns in the meeting over the cost cutting policy. 2. WhenLeia mais sobreTo Lock Horns[…]
