Tuesday, 24 May 2011

To lose face

Meaning: To be humiliated.

 Usage: He lost face among his colleagues.

In the face of the day.

Meaning: Openly.

 Usage: Policeman killed the thief in the face of the day.

In point of fact.

Meaning: Indeed.

 Usage: In point of fact, our school team won the cricket match without much effort.

To pull a long face

Meaning: To look sad.

 Usage: They pulled a long face when they were not selected in the national football team.



Under the eye of.

Meaning: Under the observation of.

 Usage: The girl was brought up under the eye of her mother.

Bid fair

Meaning: Promise

 Usage: He bids fair to become a doctor.




Side with

Meaning: Openly sympathize.

 Usage: My father always sides with my brother.

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