green against green

[anda40]

Hello,

I would want to ask about an idiom that I found in Poirot series.

"Green against green"

Thank you in addition for your help

[Anglika]

Welcome to the forums.

You have not given us the full context. Please provide the full sentence in which this appears.

[anda40]

Then the tramp took the jewels.
And then, what he did?

He returned to the window,
but it was frightened by the Countess,
He slipped and he fell.

And the necklace?

The necklace ... he dropped it,


so is return back here to take it.

Wait a minute!

I got it!

- Voilα!
- Green against the green.

I don't know if this will help you a lot, cause is a subtitle and is not a full text.

Anyway I really thank you that you took a look at this.

[Anglika]

Not an idiom, a statement of fact: The necklace was made from emeralds and had fallen onto a green surface.

[anda40]

I don't know how to thank you!!!!
Million thanks!

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