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with metaphor
better the devil you know. than the devil you dont.
money makes the world go round.
for love nor money
i couldnt get him to do it for love nor money.
never look a gifthorse in the mouth .
bob dosent have a leg to stand on.
I cant understand these metaphors.
Last edited by imhappysayuri; 19-Jul-2007 at 14:33.
Reason: I want to know that meaning !!!
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Re: with metaphor
Better the devil you know than the devil you don't. Better be safe than sorry - you are better keeping to what you know than risking something unknown.
Money makes the world go round. Without money, nothing can happen.
For love nor money [I couldn't get him to do it for love nor money]. It didn't matter how much I argued and persuaded, he will not do it. Nothing will make him.
Never look a gift horse in the mouth . Don't look too closely at something that has been given to you - it might not be what you expect. [To find out the age of a horse, you look at its teeth which have particular shapes at different ages.]
Bob doesn't have a leg to stand on. He has nothing to support his argument/statement
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