But there is one catch in this ideal situation: the ability to remember so many
idioms and sayings and to be able to recall the correct ones at the right time and the right place.
Managing director Lyle said: "The company programme has been a fantastic opportunity for everyone in the
Idiom family - providing us with the foundations upon which to build a business and a brand.
Compared to the NC group, the N400 latency elicited by congruent
idioms with same phonic and different shape and meaning was delayed in the SZ group ( P < 0.05).
Coincidentally, President Moon used the
idiom during his presidential campaign on Facebook, May 3, six days before the May 9 election, saying, "(We) have to build a righteous society first of all for all the people to be noble and equal ...
Humour here springs from over-generalizing; we are invited to imagine that each and every Chinese has developed a fondness or a preference for such luxury items, and from the
idiom a se da in vant dupa ceva (lit.
The new
idiom 'gbaju e' could have been connected with an old expression 'gbaju igarn' used between 1960 and 1970 to describe magicians who deceptively rob people of their belongings at motor parks and some other locations and also, the observation of the shocking effects and of excruciating pains suffered by the one whose face is slapped.
Sylvia Scholtz was a longtime patron of
Idiom Theater and lifelong supporter of the arts in Whatcom County.
The expression 'Ete ' as a new
idiom is commonly used today by people, especially in the present political dispensation in Nigeria.
"We are delighted to partner with
IDIOM and bring a new DaaS product to market combining Trisotech and
IDIOM technologies," says Trisotech CSO, George Barlow.
In order to prove the fact that people use
idioms in their day-to-day communication, which is a model for the electronic Internet communication, I conducted an omnibus survey in cooperation with 'Yuri Levada Analytical Center' [17].
Clients had to learn the
idioms by heart as they took a challenging quiz to test their knowledge at the end of the campaign.
Take, for example, the English
idiom 'to lead somebody by the nose' (Lithuanian vedzioti ka nors uz nosies) found in both languages.
Now, this
idiom means to be tough in the face of difficulty or pain.
The Samajwadi Party leader, however, today stood by his 'Rand' remark, and asserted that his statement was used as an
idiom to throw light on the Bharatiya Janata Party's trends.
He managed Ireland before and clearly does not heed the
idiom "never go back."
