This idiom is used to redirect a conversation back to the main topic after a digression. It literally translates to 'let's return to our sheep.'
This idiom is used to redirect a conversation back to the main topic after a digression. It literally translates to 'let's return to our sheep.'
This idiomatic expression means to bring comfort, solace, or encouragement to someone. It literally translates to 'to give balm to the heart.'
This idiomatic expression means to bring comfort, solace, or encouragement to someone. It literally translates to 'to give balm to the heart.'
This expression indicates a lack of trust or confidence in someone or something. It implies being cautious and suspicious.
This expression indicates a lack of trust or confidence in someone or something. It implies being cautious and suspicious.
While literally meaning 'to put into work,' this expression is often used figuratively to mean to carry out a plan or idea, to make something happen.
While literally meaning 'to put into work,' this expression is often used figuratively to mean to carry out a plan or idea, to make something happen.
This expression means to analyze and organize information or things, often to identify what is important and discard what is not.
This expression means to analyze and organize information or things, often to identify what is important and discard what is not.
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