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tb-cont:一刻千金 : a japanese idiom that means “every moment is precious” or “every second counts”.

Posted @withregram • @autisticbride I understand the irony of using an idiom here… ....#autis

kataasgaard:I hope this game has 5000 “alien messes up idiom” jokes. (living in a country not speaki

Chinese language and travel go hand in hand. Show Chinese friends your cosmopolitan view of life wit

naanima:sixteenthshen:他若故剑情深*，便把他折了他若故土难离，便把他毁了 - Prince Jin *故剑情深 is an idiom that means to still

foxshole:tfc moodboards: 1/? — neil josten“You couldn’t at least use an Exy idiom? I hate baseball.”

That’s just what I was thinkin’

foxshole: tfc moodboards: 1/? — neil josten “You couldn’t at least use an Exy idiom? I hate baseball

See? The cookie said it was alright! #fortune #proverb #idiom #saying #mantra #FortuneCookie #Chines

Cauda movens canemThe tail wagging the dog

pronouncedtype:She’ll Be Apples: An Australian Idiom that means “everything will be alright”

rollsoffthetongue:GIVE SOMEONE A LIFTIdiomatic Meaning: Drive someone to a particular location;provi

Don’t count your chickens before they hatch.

italianformygirlfriend:794: Non fasciarti la testa prima di romperla

Don’t judge a book by its cover! 不要以貌取人 (bú yào yǐ mào qǔ rén)! This Chinese idiom, or 成语 (ché

Dadu Shin (American, b. MA, USA) - This Piece Is Based On The Idiom Feeling Under The Weather For Th

josefadamu: ‘IDIOM’ the expressive movement. by Thirmizi Samsoodeen + Josef

hrchem: DMM GAMES様「イディオムガール」揚眉吐気（ようびとき） games.dmm.com/detail/idiom/

tb-cont: 一刻千金 : a japanese idiom that means “every moment is precious” or “e

Japanese idiom of the week! Look guys, I learned a saying today: 百聞は一見に如かず（ひゃくぶんはいっけんにしかず）seeing is

I just love the “she’s never fully free of my ropes” idiom….

Oh whats that AN UNTRANSLATABLE JAPANESE IDIOM?!

wordsingerman: * An idiom that is similar to English’s “bite the bullet,” which m

Tonight, Love Me Kindly and Cruelly (Collection Event) // Countt/n: The idiom is literally “Ca

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