Phrases Related To “Walk”
Do you think, you can walk the chalk? By the way have you wondered how is your walk of life? If not, You need to wake up and smell the coffee. Understood a word?? Well, if not, read more and find out the real meaning of these idioms.
- WAKE UP AND SMELL THE COFFEE
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SENTENCE-: There is a fine line between being optimistic and being blind. You need to wake up and smell the coffee.
MEANING-: Become aware of the realities of a situation, however unpleasant - BE A WAKE UP
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SENTENCE-: The crime rates in our country will lower down if the watchmen became wake up,
MEANING-: Be fully alert or aware - WALK ALL OVER
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SENTENCE-: You need to be really smart otherwise people will walk all over you.
MEANING-: Defeat easily or take advantage - WALK BEFORE YOU CAN RUN
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SENTENCE-: How can you write a book if you don’t even know how to write an essay properly!! Remember you need to walk before your run.
MEANING-: Grasp the basic skills before attempting something more difficult. - WALK THE CHALK
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SENTENCE-: You don’t become sober by saying, you need to walk the chalk.
MEANING-: have your sobriety tested - WALK SOMEONE OFF THEIR FEET
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SENTENCE-: Often boxers win the fight by first walking their opponents off their feet and then beating them with correct moves.
MEANING-: To exhaust a person by walking - WALK OF LIFE
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SENTENCE-: The harder you work, the better is your walk of life.
MEANING-: The position within the society that a person holds or the group he/she belongs because of the job or the work they do. - WALK ON EGGS
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SENTENCE-: The Prime Minister is always walking on eggs.
MEANING-: To be extremely cautious about your actions or words. - WALK SPANISH
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SENTENCE-: Walking is such a good habit that even if you walk Spanish, I would consider it good
MEANING-: Made to walk under compulsion. - WALK YOUR TALK
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SENTENCE-: A country will grow only if the government walks the talk.
MEANING-: Your actions suit your words.
