Expressions (A–Z)
The site is still under construction and has not yet been proofread. There may be errors or inconsistencies in the vocalization, illustrations, and similar elements. We apologize for the inconvenience.
We would be happy if you report to us any errors or anything that needs improvement. 🙏🙏
""
T
-
To sheathe the sword/ to return the sword to its sheath
He returned the sword to its sheath. In the question: He ceased fighting (the me...
126 views -
To shed saliva
By metaphor: to long for. Desire.
125 views -
To show angry (sullen) face (looks)
He saw an ugly face. He looked at a sullen face.
101 views -
To show him something
(slang) Teach him to take. Take revenge on him or punish him.
86 views -
To show the radiance of his face
In an ironic question: He appeared after a long period in which he did not appea...
103 views -
To sidetrack someone
By metaphor: to disrupt his course. To change the plan that was advancing.
146 views -
To sing sweetly/ sweeten one's voice
Sing songs or hymns. Those who move others with their voice, the evening is a ti...
87 views -
To slander/spread gossip(gossip-mongering)
Spoke words of slander. Spoke about the affairs of others or told evil speech.
99 views -
To slip through the skin of one's teeth
See: "He escaped by the skin of his teeth."
104 views -
To slow (retard)someone's advance/ put obstacles in way of
He limited his scope of action. He made his steps limited.
102 views