This idiomatic expression means to overcome invisible barriers to advancement, particularly in professional contexts, often used to describe the challenges faced by women and minorities.
This idiomatic expression means to overcome invisible barriers to advancement, particularly in professional contexts, often used to describe the challenges faced by women and minorities.
This expression is used to describe something that creates a sense of familiarity or connection with something else, often in terms of experiences or ideas.
This expression is used to describe something that creates a sense of familiarity or connection with something else, often in terms of experiences or ideas.
This expression refers to a specific moment in time that marks a significant change or shift in a situation or process.
This expression refers to a specific moment in time that marks a significant change or shift in a situation or process.
This colloquial expression, using the feminine form 'bosseuse', describes someone (male or female) who is very dedicated to their work and puts in a lot of effort.
This colloquial expression, using the feminine form 'bosseuse', describes someone (male or female) who is very dedicated to their work and puts in a lot of effort.
This expression means to give new life or relevance to something that was forgotten, neglected, or dormant.
This expression means to give new life or relevance to something that was forgotten, neglected, or dormant.
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