‘Straight from the horse’s mouth’ idiom Meme – English to Hindi Translation with Picture
From the horse’s mouth
(idiom) (of information) from the person directly concerned or another authoritative source
‘From the horse’s mouth’ Origin
The horse’s teeth can tell you the horse’s age and the health of the horse. A smart horse trader or buyer could get all the information he needed from “the horse’s mouth”. That is, directly, without hearing the ‘truth’ from anyone else.
‘From the horse’s mouth’ in a sentence
As a result, she decided to quit ‘Kumkum Bhagya’! We are yet to hear the exact story from the horse’s mouth.
Upon hearing this news from the horse’s mouth Rochelle started crying.
But, now it comes from the horse’s mouth directly. Director Rajamouli has said that Madhuri is not a part of the second Bahubali project.
And what better way than to get it directly from the horse’s mouth?
Well, that’s pretty much coming from the horse’s mouth.
From the horse’s mouth: Narendra Modi recites the story of his life
‘Kick the bucket’ Idiom Meme – English to Hindi Translation with Picture Dictionary
Kick the bucket
(idiom) to die
‘Kick the bucket’ Origin
One theory as to why, albeit with little evidence to support it, is that the phrase originates from the notion that people hanged themselves by standing on a bucket with a noose around their neck and then kicking the bucket away.
‘Kick the bucket’ in a sentence (word usage in newspaper)
The bucket list: a wish list of the places you want to see and things you want to do before you die (aka “kick the bucket“).
These days, kicking the bucket can require a lot more preparation than living, as death drags up a world of paperwork and legal nuances.
It’s like how big dogs get hip displacement and kick the bucket at age 6.
He also teased that it was probable that a prominent member of the team would kick the bucket in a fourth film.
‘Lend a hand’ Idiom meme Dictionary – English to Hindi Translation with Picture Dictionary
Lend a hand
(idiom) assist in an action or enterprise
‘Lend a hand’ meaning in Hindi (English to Hindi Dictionary)
सहायता करना
‘Lend a hand’ Origin
The first known written use of “Lend me your hand” was used by Chaucer and later writers in the sense, to temporarily assign that part of your body to someone else’s use, or assist someone.
‘Lend a hand’ in a sentence (word usage in newspaper)
Hindus lend a hand for Muslim wedding.
Microsoft to lend helping hand to start-ups in urban India.
Everyone should lend a hand and make sure that it reaches the masses.
The actor has decided to lend a helping hand to all cancer victims.
‘Miss the boat’ Idiom Meme – English to Hindi translation with picture dictionary
Miss the boat
(idiom) be too slow to take advantage of an opportunity
‘Miss the boat’ meaning in Hindi (English to Hindi Dictionary)
नाव छूट गयी
‘Miss the boat’ Origin
miss the boat” could be related to a failure to “get on-board” in time for the opportunity. Passengers are expected to get on-board a real boat before it leaves, so missing your chance to do so would probably be where this term originally comes from.
‘Miss the boat’ in a sentence (idiom usage in newspaper)
Universities miss the boat on online learning.
It is clear established business houses have missed the boat, as these don’t have disruptive mindsets for new-age technology businesses.
Given Abercrombie’s continually plummeting sales, the retailer cannot afford to miss the boat on adapting to e-commerce.
The WWE has missed the boat on taking a look at wrestling stars from other promotions.
