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Today's Phrase. To and fro. Meaning:... In a constant movement backwards and forwards or from side to side. In one direction and then in the opposite direction. Meaning in Spanish: De un lado para otro, de acá para allá, hacia adelante y hacia atrás. En vaivén. Example: She cradled him, rocking him to and fro. Outside my door, I could hear people walking to and fro. #English#Idioms#Phrases

Today's Phrase. To and fro. Meaning:... In a constant movement backwards and forwards or from side to side. In one direction and then in the opposite direction. Meaning in Spanish: De un lado para otro, de acá para allá, hacia adelante y hacia atrás. En vaivén. Example: She cradled him, rocking him to and fro. Outside my door, I could hear people walking to and fro. #English#Idioms#Phrases

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Today's Phrase. To and fro. Meaning:... In a constant movement backwards and forwards or from side to side. In one direction and then in the opposite direction. Meaning in Spanish: De un lado para otro, de acá para allá, hacia adelante y hacia atrás. En vaivén. Example: She cradled him, rocking him to and fro. Outside my door, I could hear people walking to and fro. #English#Idioms#Phrases

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Today's Phrase. To and fro. Meaning:... In a constant movement backwards and forwards or from side to side. In one direction and then in the opposite direction. Meaning in Spanish: De un lado para otro, de acá para allá, hacia adelante y hacia atrás. En vaivén. Example: She cradled him, rocking him to and fro. Outside my door, I could hear people walking to and fro. #English#Idioms#Phrases

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Today's Phrase. A busy bee. Meaning:... It means to be very busy like bees seem to be. Examples: My daughter is really a busy bee. She always has something to do. Meaning in Spanish: Estar muy ocupado. #English#Idioms#Phrases

Today's Phrase. A busy bee. Meaning:... It means to be very busy like bees seem to be. Examples: My daughter is really a busy bee. She always has something to do. Meaning in Spanish: Estar muy ocupado. #English#Idioms#Phrases

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Today's Phrase. A busy bee. Meaning:... It means to be very busy like bees seem to be. Examples: My daughter is really a busy bee. She always has something to do. Meaning in Spanish: Estar muy ocupado. #English#Idioms#Phrases

Today's Phrase Turn to jelly. Meaning:... It means when you suddenly feel very weak because you are nervous or frightened. Your legs can turn to jelly. Meaning in Spanish: Sentirse flojo, aflojarse una parte del cuerpo. Examples: I turned to jelly when I saw how high up we were and couldn't speak. My legs turned to jelly after the bad incident. #English#Idioms#Phrases

Today's Phrase. A busy bee. Meaning:... It means to be very busy like bees seem to be. Examples: My daughter is really a busy bee. She always has something to do. Meaning in Spanish: Estar muy ocupado. #English#Idioms#Phrases

Today's Phrase Turn to jelly. Meaning:... It means when you suddenly feel very weak because you are nervous or frightened. Your legs can turn to jelly. Meaning in Spanish: Sentirse flojo, aflojarse una parte del cuerpo. Examples: I turned to jelly when I saw how high up we were and couldn't speak. My legs turned to jelly after the bad incident. #English#Idioms#Phrases

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Today's Phrase Turn to jelly. Meaning:... It means when you suddenly feel very weak because you are nervous or frightened. Your legs can turn to jelly. Meaning in Spanish: Sentirse flojo, aflojarse una parte del cuerpo. Examples: I turned to jelly when I saw how high up we were and couldn't speak. My legs turned to jelly after the bad incident. #English#Idioms#Phrases

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Today's Phrase Turn to jelly. Meaning:... It means when you suddenly feel very weak because you are nervous or frightened. Your legs can turn to jelly. Meaning in Spanish: Sentirse flojo, aflojarse una parte del cuerpo. Examples: I turned to jelly when I saw how high up we were and couldn't speak. My legs turned to jelly after the bad incident. #English#Idioms#Phrases

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