This expression means to highlight or give importance to something. It literally translates to 'to put the accent on'.
This expression means to highlight or give importance to something. It literally translates to 'to put the accent on'.
This phrase means to indirectly mention or suggest something without explicitly stating it.
This phrase means to indirectly mention or suggest something without explicitly stating it.
This idiomatic expression means to be very close to doing something or for something to happen. It literally translates to 'to be two fingers away from'.
This idiomatic expression means to be very close to doing something or for something to happen. It literally translates to 'to be two fingers away from'.
This expression describes someone becoming flustered, anxious, or unable to think or act clearly in a difficult situation.
This expression describes someone becoming flustered, anxious, or unable to think or act clearly in a difficult situation.
While literally meaning 'to chew the cud' like a cow, figuratively it means to think deeply and continuously about something, often something negative or worrisome.
While literally meaning 'to chew the cud' like a cow, figuratively it means to think deeply and continuously about something, often something negative or worrisome.
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