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Thanks for all those names Gérard. Unfortunately the vidéo stores are dead now !
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If we make a mistake once in awhile on this site, it's unintentional. Don't take us to task!
Take Someone to Task - English Idioms & Slang Dictionary
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This expression comes from baseball. Thus, it's primarily North American (it refers to home plate).
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The "diamond" (the baseball field) is composed of 4 square locations - the batter standing on the 1st base has to hit the ball (sent by the pitcher) then run pass 3 bases and go back "home" (to the base #1) without being touched by a defender holding the ball (ball that was sent to this particular defender)
There're several terms for these 4 targeted squares:
- the general word is "base"
- I didn't know "plate" but I'm not surprised - the French word is "marbre" which is the base #1
- another term -mainly for the 3 others- is "cushion" ("coussin" in French)
- base #4 which is the same as #1 (after a full round) is named "home"... the aim is to reach it and mark one point but it's difficult.
Step Up to the Plate - English Idioms & Slang Dictionary
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The "diamond" (the baseball field) is composed of 4 square locations - the batter standing on the 1st base has to hit the ball (sent by the pitcher) then run pass 3 bases and go back "home" (to the base #1) without being touched by a defender holding the ball (ball that was sent to this particular defender)
There're several terms for these 4 targeted squares:
- the general word is "base"
- I didn't know "plate" but I'm not surprised - the French word is "marbre" which is the base #1
- another term -mainly for the 3 others- is "cushion" ("coussin" in French)
- base #4 which is the same as #1 (after a full round) is named "home"... the aim is to reach it and mark one point but it's difficult.
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What does the expression "I wouldn't put it past (him)" mean?
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1 stupid
2 clever 3 lazy 4 helpful 5 selfish 6 boring 7 sociable 8 modest 9 shy 10 generous
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Thanks Gérard !
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