This expression means to evoke envy or jealousy in others, often because of something you have or something you are able to do.
This expression means to evoke envy or jealousy in others, often because of something you have or something you are able to do.
Used to draw attention to something or to invite someone to observe something closely. It's similar to saying 'look,' 'check this out,' or 'just imagine' in English.
Used to draw attention to something or to invite someone to observe something closely. It's similar to saying 'look,' 'check this out,' or 'just imagine' in English.
This idiom means to have an effect or to be of importance. It's often used in negative sentences to express that something doesn't matter or won't change anything.
This idiom means to have an effect or to be of importance. It's often used in negative sentences to express that something doesn't matter or won't change anything.
This expression means to be in an unfavorable situation or to be disadvantaged compared to others.
This expression means to be in an unfavorable situation or to be disadvantaged compared to others.
This idiomatic expression means to intentionally miss school without permission. It evokes a sense of mischief and a carefree attitude.
This idiomatic expression means to intentionally miss school without permission. It evokes a sense of mischief and a carefree attitude.
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