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Re: Interesting idioms
gerardM Dim 4 Sep - 17:25
This expression inspired the character of the Mad Hatter in "Alice in Wonderland," but it existed before that. It may have been suggested by the fact that hat-makers sometimes suffered from mercury poisoning that made them behave erratically.
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gerardM Dim 4 Sep - 17:26
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gerardM Dim 4 Sep - 17:31
A loan shark is an animal you don't want to encounter!
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gerardM Dim 4 Sep - 17:32
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gerardM Dim 4 Sep - 19:57
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MurielB Dim 4 Sep - 20:19
gerardM a écrit:A loan shark is an animal you don't want to encounter!
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Gérard there is no animal called "Loan shark". It is just "shark" isn't it ?
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Re: Interesting idioms
gerardM Lun 5 Sep - 0:24
Right Muriel. However a Loan Shark is a kind of animal/monster.MurielB a écrit:gerardM a écrit:A loan shark is an animal you don't want to encounter!
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Gérard there is no animal called "Loan shark". It is just "shark" isn't it ?
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gerardM Lun 5 Sep - 0:26
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Re: Interesting idioms
MurielB Lun 5 Sep - 12:46
Gérard, I didn't have a look on the internet
To get hitched and
To tie the knot=>to get married
To pop the question=>To ask someone to marry you
Head over heels=> To be extremely in love with someone
To fall for someone=>To begin to love someone
To get hitched and
To tie the knot=>to get married
To pop the question=>To ask someone to marry you
Head over heels=> To be extremely in love with someone
To fall for someone=>To begin to love someone
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gerardM Lun 5 Sep - 14:59
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gerardM Lun 5 Sep - 15:34
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gerardM Lun 5 Sep - 15:48
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gerardM Lun 5 Sep - 15:55
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gerardM Lun 5 Sep - 15:58
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gerardM Lun 5 Sep - 16:29
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MurielB Lun 5 Sep - 21:23
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Very strange idiom. I would have written Mum's word.
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Re: Interesting idioms
gerardM Lun 5 Sep - 21:53
No, it's crystal clear for meMurielB a écrit:...
Very strange idiom. I would have written Mum's word.
"Mum's the word" is an expression used by Shakespeare (Henry VI, Part 2, Act 1, Scene 2), so please don't criticize saying it's poor English LOL.
I guess you understand "mother" but it's not that!
(Wikipedia)"Mum" is a Middle English word meaning "silent". The word may be derived from the "mummer" who does pantomime and just acts without saying anything. Note the phonetically similar German word "stumm" (Old High German "stum", Latin "mutus") meaning "silent, mute".
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gerardM Lun 5 Sep - 22:00
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gerardM Lun 5 Sep - 22:05
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MurielB Lun 5 Sep - 23:15
gerardM a écrit:No, it's crystal clear for meMurielB a écrit:...
Very strange idiom. I would have written Mum's word.
"Mum's the word" is an expression used by Shakespeare (Henry VI, Part 2, Act 1, Scene 2), so please don't criticize saying it's poor English LOL.
I guess you understand "mother" but it's not that!(Wikipedia)"Mum" is a Middle English word meaning "silent". The word may be derived from the "mummer" who does pantomime and just acts without saying anything. Note the phonetically similar German word "stumm" (Old High German "stum", Latin "mutus") meaning "silent, mute".
Thanks a lot Gérard ! I thought Mum was mummy and the sentence looked weird for me !
No, I can't criticize Shakespeare
"Mum's the word" is an expression used by Shakespeare (Henry VI, Part 2, Act 1, Scene 2), so please don't criticize saying it's poor English
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Re: Interesting idioms
gerardM Mar 6 Sep - 16:38
Sure you could but you would have to become as popularMurielB a écrit:... No, I can't criticize Shakespeare
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gerardM Mar 6 Sep - 16:40
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gerardM Mar 6 Sep - 17:18
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Interesting.
I can read: "Who (that) for people; Which/that for things".
I'm satisfied to read what I learned at school, though I don't like "that" for men.
However I'm relieved not to read "who for things" though I sometimes meet this!
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