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Showing posts with label idioms [connecting text and text] [meaning] [clothing] [3]. Show all posts
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idioms [connecting text and text] [meaning] [clothing] [3]

idioms [connecting text and text] [meaning] [clothing] [3]


wear the trousers


wear one's heart on one's sleeve


take one's hat off to someone


roll up one's sleeves


put oneself in someone else's shoes


be in charge, make the rules


display emotions openly


recognize or honour someone for something


get down to hard work

imagine what it would be like to be in someone else's situation

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