This expression means to assess or summarize a situation. It's similar to 'taking stock' or 'reviewing the situation' in English.
This expression means to assess or summarize a situation. It's similar to 'taking stock' or 'reviewing the situation' in English.
This expression means to be cautious and alert to potential danger or trouble. It's similar to 'being on one's toes' or 'watching one's back' in English.
This expression means to be cautious and alert to potential danger or trouble. It's similar to 'being on one's toes' or 'watching one's back' in English.
This expression is a polite way of saying that one cannot remember something. It is similar to 'my memory escapes me' or 'I'm drawing a blank' in English.
This expression is a polite way of saying that one cannot remember something. It is similar to 'my memory escapes me' or 'I'm drawing a blank' in English.
This idiomatic expression means to be extremely similar or identical to something or someone else. It literally translates to 'to resemble like two drops of water.'
This idiomatic expression means to be extremely similar or identical to something or someone else. It literally translates to 'to resemble like two drops of water.'
This expression means to try and understand someone else's perspective or situation. It's equivalent to the English idiom 'to put oneself in someone else's shoes.'
This expression means to try and understand someone else's perspective or situation. It's equivalent to the English idiom 'to put oneself in someone else's shoes.'
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