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- shine a flashlight on at onto in into | WordReference Forums
You shine it on or onto a surface, or something large enough to present a surface - wall, window, or a person (you can shine it up and down and across a person who's near enough) Even a smaller animal could be covered by the light
- give someone the shine | WordReference Forums
A quick survey of the internet suggests that 'to give someone the shine' means to draw positive attention to that person You 'give someone the shine' by encouraging other people to appreciate them I don't see any examples of "give [someone] the shine" used to refer to what one says about oneself, or what one says directly to that other person
- Shine a light - WordReference Forums
To "shine a light" is to metaphorically put the spotlight on an issue or subject so that others will notice it, pay more attention to it, and learn more about it "Shed light" is a related phrase, though that one describes investigating something or learning more about something
- If you are gold, you will glitter sooner or later.
The Chinese expression certainly could not be regarded as the equivalent of the English one The Chinese one is emphasizing that gold will ultimately shine through The English one is saying that what shines superficially is not necessarily gold
- gold will shine - WordReference Forums
No, 'gold will shine' is a statement about the value of gold on the world markets The value of gold declined significantly over the last several decades, but many people speculate that the value of gold will climb sharply over the next year I like the literal translation of the proverb
- the sun dont shine up the same dogs ass every day
Just one of them days kind of magic,one of them days where everything turned out right You are wondering if it ain't been maybe sort of long dry spell for you till you took up with the notion that that's the way the world is But even if you feel that way,what you got to understand is that the sun don't shine up the same dog's ass every day "
- Ce qui ne brille pas le jour, brille la nuit. - WordReference Forums
Hello, It's a proverb from switzerland I think it means "everyone can find a place where he can emerge", if not in the most sophisticated and brilliant environment, he will in a simpler one
- Pull off [clothes] - WordReference Forums
Hi there! :) I'd probably use a "pull off" term in some contexts like this: I pulled off clothes and stepped into the shower But it refers to a situation when somebody pulls off ALL or almost ALL their clothes Does it still work in contexts like this: X(talking to Y, who's just come): Ohhh
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