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Hace 4 días · Face the music Episode 141216 / 16 Dec 2014 There's something Neil's forgotten to do and now he has to face the music. Listen to the programme to find out why.
Hace 3 días · Answer: face the music. Having to own up to your mistakes is the meaning of this idiom, but its origin is unclear. One theory is being 'drummed' out of a military group.
Hace 4 días · noun. : something that someone is very happy to hear. Her words were music to my ears. Dictionary Entries Near music to someone's ears. music therapy. music to someone's ears. music video. See More Nearby Entries. Cite this Entry. Style. “Music to someone's ears.”
Hace 4 días · In this comprehensive guide, we'll explore a range of idioms about bad things happening, their origins, meanings, and how to use them in everyday conversation. 1. At Your Wit's End. Meaning: When you're perplexed, confused, or exhausted by a difficult situation, you can say you're "at your wit's end."
Hace 5 días · Todorov says we tend to react most positively to faces that look like our own. Rob Right, well – I guess we just need to take a deep breath and try not to judge too much.
Hace 4 días · Word Family. made a face. making a face makes a face. the "make a face" family. contort the face to indicate a certain mental or emotional state.
