Do you have an idiom to share?
By Lotus
@elmer0421 (425)
June 5, 2024 4:56am CST
While reading online, I encountered an idiom "under wraps".And according to Merriam Webster Dictionary, under wraps means secret.The sentence given is "The name of the movie is kept under wraps."
Just earlier, I used the idiom under wraps while communicating with few people on messenger.
In your case, do you have an idiom to share?
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@annierose (21602)
• Philippines
5 Jun
One idiom I often use is "the ball is in your court." It means that it's someone else's turn to make a decision or take action. For example, if someone has been given all the information they need to make a choice, you might say, "I've given you all the details, so now the ball is in your court." It emphasizes that it's now their responsibility to act.
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