This idiom means to hear a different viewpoint or opinion on a matter. It's similar to 'to see things differently' or 'to get a second opinion' in English.
This idiom means to hear a different viewpoint or opinion on a matter. It's similar to 'to see things differently' or 'to get a second opinion' in English.
This expression implies that doing something is beneficial or advantageous for someone. It's similar to saying 'it would be a good idea to' or 'it's in your best interest to' in English.
This expression implies that doing something is beneficial or advantageous for someone. It's similar to saying 'it would be a good idea to' or 'it's in your best interest to' in English.
This phrase means to fail to take advantage of an opportunity or to experience something. It conveys a sense of lost opportunity.
This phrase means to fail to take advantage of an opportunity or to experience something. It conveys a sense of lost opportunity.
This expression describes a natural tendency or predisposition to act or think in a particular way.
This expression describes a natural tendency or predisposition to act or think in a particular way.
This adverbial phrase means to do something in an appropriate and sensible way, using good judgment and discretion.
This adverbial phrase means to do something in an appropriate and sensible way, using good judgment and discretion.
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