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19-Jul-2005, 11:27
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 idiom What english idiom(s) would match that? |
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19-Jul-2005, 12:17
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| Re: idiom We have 'look before you leap', which is the closest I can think of off-hand. |
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20-Jul-2005, 06:21
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| Re: idiom OK Sounds fine Thank you |
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20-Jul-2005, 07:19
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| Re: idiom The trouble is that it is given as advice when someone is about to do something unplanned, but it's pretty close.  |
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