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Tuesday, September 27, 2011. Jaisee karni, waisee bharni - As you sow, so shall you reap. This means that outcomes always depend on the actions. If you do wrong, you cannot expect the outcomes to be good, and vice versa. Also another one in Hindi for the same is "Boya ped babul ka to aam kaha te khaay", which means if you sow a babul tree, you cannot eat/expect mangoes out of that tree. Kabab me haddi - To play Gooseberry - Third Wheel. While accompanying the two. The term third wheel.
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March 29, 2018. To hold at bay. To prevent someone or something that is threatening or attacking from being able to advance. What is an idiom? An idiom may be defined as a group of words whose meaning cannot be understood from a literal interpretation of the group of words. What color is the sky on a clear day. Answering the question is a piece of cake. Answering the question is easy. What is the circumference of the earth in kilometers. Answer: 40,075 km.). Answering the question is over my head. 7) Dis...
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Sunday, January 8, 2012. Reflection on the course. When I opted to participate in this course, I never thought that I would do so many things. Actually this course changed my perception about blogs. I used to think that blogs are just used for discussions only. Now I know that they can be used for training as well. I liked the way the instructor/trainer conducted it, very simple and anybody could understand what to do and how to do it. Fiona is a great trainer. I want to thank Fiona once more. In the beg...
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