This expression is used to describe someone or something formally entering a place or a new stage. It emphasizes the significance of the arrival.
This expression is used to describe someone or something formally entering a place or a new stage. It emphasizes the significance of the arrival.
This expression describes the process of something or someone gradually being forgotten over time.
This expression describes the process of something or someone gradually being forgotten over time.
This expression means to have the right to express one's opinion or to participate in a decision-making process.
This expression means to have the right to express one's opinion or to participate in a decision-making process.
This idiomatic expression means to leave or withdraw from a situation, often after a performance or a long career. It can be used literally for actors leaving the stage or figuratively for someone retiring or departing from a role.
This idiomatic expression means to leave or withdraw from a situation, often after a performance or a long career. It can be used literally for actors leaving the stage or figuratively for someone retiring or departing from a role.
This idiomatic expression describes someone becoming independent and self-reliant, often after a period of being dependent on others.
This idiomatic expression describes someone becoming independent and self-reliant, often after a period of being dependent on others.
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