This expression is used to express that someone is very fortunate to be in a particular situation or to have something.
This expression is used to express that someone is very fortunate to be in a particular situation or to have something.
This phrase is used to confirm or emphasize a statement that has just been made. It's similar to 'in fact' or 'actually' in English.
This phrase is used to confirm or emphasize a statement that has just been made. It's similar to 'in fact' or 'actually' in English.
This expression means to ignore a situation or to act as if something didn't happen, often something negative or awkward.
This expression means to ignore a situation or to act as if something didn't happen, often something negative or awkward.
This expression is used to indicate the subject or theme of something, like a book, a movie, or a conversation.
This expression is used to indicate the subject or theme of something, like a book, a movie, or a conversation.
This expression means that something is founded on or depends on another thing. It can be used literally or figuratively.
This expression means that something is founded on or depends on another thing. It can be used literally or figuratively.
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