This idiomatic expression means to become accustomed to a routine or activity again after a break.
This idiomatic expression means to become accustomed to a routine or activity again after a break.
This informal expression implies that something is familiar or predictable, often said when explaining something to someone who has heard it multiple times.
This informal expression implies that something is familiar or predictable, often said when explaining something to someone who has heard it multiple times.
This expression means to allow someone or something to act without restraint or limitations.
This expression means to allow someone or something to act without restraint or limitations.
This pronominal verb means to reveal one's true thoughts, feelings, or experiences, often in a vulnerable or personal way.
This pronominal verb means to reveal one's true thoughts, feelings, or experiences, often in a vulnerable or personal way.
This idiomatic expression means to guide, protect, and support someone, often someone younger or less experienced.
This idiomatic expression means to guide, protect, and support someone, often someone younger or less experienced.
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