This expression means there are many options or a lot of work to be done, often implying a sense of abundance or overwhelm.
This expression means there are many options or a lot of work to be done, often implying a sense of abundance or overwhelm.
This expression specifically uses the verb 'tenir' to mean 'to manage' or 'to run' a business, in this case, a combined café and grocery store.
This expression specifically uses the verb 'tenir' to mean 'to manage' or 'to run' a business, in this case, a combined café and grocery store.
While literally meaning 'to go up to the town', this expression signifies going to the town center, often implying a move from a less important area to a more central, bustling one.
While literally meaning 'to go up to the town', this expression signifies going to the town center, often implying a move from a less important area to a more central, bustling one.
This term, though less common now, refers to someone who has moved from one social class to another, often through education or professional success. It can sometimes carry a negative connotation, implying a betrayal of one's origins.
This term, though less common now, refers to someone who has moved from one social class to another, often through education or professional success. It can sometimes carry a negative connotation, implying a betrayal of one's origins.
This expression describes the feeling of being pulled in two opposite directions, facing a difficult choice or conflicting emotions.
This expression describes the feeling of being pulled in two opposite directions, facing a difficult choice or conflicting emotions.
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