This expression is used to transition to a moment of observation or investigation. It's similar to 'let's take a look' or 'let's find out.'
This expression is used to transition to a moment of observation or investigation. It's similar to 'let's take a look' or 'let's find out.'
This phrase means to dress appropriately for protection against the elements, in this case, rain.
This phrase means to dress appropriately for protection against the elements, in this case, rain.
This expression describes the playful act of walking or jumping in puddles, typically enjoyed by children.
This expression describes the playful act of walking or jumping in puddles, typically enjoyed by children.
This common phrase means to purchase goods, often food or household items.
This common phrase means to purchase goods, often food or household items.
This phrase, often used figuratively, means to make one's presence known or leave a lasting impression. Here, it literally means leaving footprints.
This phrase, often used figuratively, means to make one's presence known or leave a lasting impression. Here, it literally means leaving footprints.
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