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Yuliasti / 100

I had to bite the bullet and apologize even though I didn’t think I was wrong.

(To bite the bullet is to endure a painful or difficult situation with courage and resilience, often involving facing uncomfortable emotions or challenges)

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Idioms

Pull yourself together

a warning to calm yourself or others so they can think clearly about what steps they should take next.

Proverbs

Strike while the iron is hot means striking the iron while it is still hot. This proverb provides advice so that someone does not procrastinate in doing work. If work is done on time, there will be more opportunities to do other things.

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Idioms

To have sticky fingers: its mean stealing something

Provebs

Don’t judge a book by its cover: We should not judge something or someone just based on what is seen from the outside.

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Ailla Azzura Nazwa Maulidia / 4

“A dream comes true”

a dream that has come to reality.

Proverb

“ You catch more flies with honey than you can with vinegar”

This proverb contains the message that you can make many friends by being kind rather than being bad.

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Idioms

If you wanna win this competition, you need to step your game .

Proverbs

A rose by any other name would smell as sweet.

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IDIOMS

"Bite the bullet"

facing difficult situations with courage

PROVERBS

"All good things come to an end"

no pleasure lasts forever

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IDIOMS

"Down in the dumps"

(Feeling very sad or hopeless)

PROVERBS

"All good things come to an end"

(No pleasure lasts forever)

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"Apabila engkau memutuskan berbuat sesuatu, maka akan tercapai maksudmu, dan cahaya terang menyinari jalan-jalanmu."

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IDIOMS:

•> "Call someone's bluff"

(Challenge a claim of someone and demand its truth.)

PROVERBS:

•> "Life’s simple. You make choices and you don’t look back."

(When you have made a choice, do it, and don't regret choosing that path)

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Tata Adhitya XI.C (29)

IDIOMS

" A blessing in disguise" it means a good things come from bad things.

PROVERBS

"Don't cross the bridge until you get there" The meaning of this proverbs is, Don't worry about problems before they actually happen. (It's best not to think about or underestimate problems or challenges that may occur in the future before they actually arise)

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IDIOMS

Cut to the chase : say things that need to be talked about

PROVERB

The early bird catches the worm : Birds that wake up early will be successful in catching worms. The meaning of this proverb is that people who are good at taking advantage of the first opportunity will be successful.

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Fitriana idaniswari/13

Idioms

-achieve two goals with one action

Proverbs

-People who wake up early or act quickly usually have an advantage

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IDIOMS

~Dont judge the book by its cover~

Don't judge someone or something just from its outer appearance.

PROVERBS

~All that glitters is not bad~

Something that shines or looks beautifull from the outside does not always have real value.

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Idioms

the talk of the town, that's why it becomes a topic of conversation

Provebs

Throw out a sprat to catch a mackerel

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Idioms

Fighting against each other means dividing

Provebs

stitch in time save nine artinya satu jahitan dapat sembilan lainnya. Proverb ini berisi saran bahwa jika seseorang bertindak cepat dalam waktu yang tepat, ia akan terhindar dari kerugian yang mungkin bisa terjadi.

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Idiom

"Bite off more than you can chew"

(take The responsibility is more than can be handled )

Provreb

"Birds of a feather flock together"

(Person People with similar traits or interests tend to gather together)

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Idioms

The smell of kencur, means someone who still has little experience.

PROVERBS

Don't judge a book by the cover means don't judge a book by its cover. The meaning of the proverb is don't just judge people by their outer appearance.

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IDIOMS

Cut to the chase : say things that need to be talked about

PROVEBS

"Don't cross the bridge until you get there" The meaning of this proverbs is, Don't worry about problems before they actually happen. (It's best not to think about or underestimate problems or challenges that may occur in the future before they actually arise)

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Idiom

Under the weather - Feeling unwell.

proverbs

Small cayenne pepper - Something small but has great fighting power.

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idioms

"A blessing in disguise" it means a good things come from bad things.

proverbs

"Don't cross the bridge until you get there" The meaning of this proverbs is, Don't worry about problems before they actually happen. (It's best not to think about or underestimate problems or challenges that may occur in the future before they actually arise)

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Idioms

"Get over something"

recover from illness

Provebs

"Actions speak louder than words"

actions speak louder than words

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Idiom

To give a run for one's money

Provebs

judge a book by the cover

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IDIOMS:😍

Go the extra mile:
Berusaha sangat keras untuk melakukan sesuatu

PROVERBS:😍

Fortune favors the bold:
Bagaimana jika aku gagal

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PROVERBS

One is never too old to learn

(Tidak ada istilah terlalu tua untuk belajar)

IDIOMS

One in a blue moon

(Saat sesuatu yang jarang atau tidak pernah terjadi sebelumnya akhirnya terjadi)

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Idiom

A piece of cake(merujuk kepada melakukan sesuatu yang sangat gampang)

Proveb

Better late than never(lebih baik terlambat melakukan sesuatu daripada tidak pernah melakukan sama sekal)