Idiom
To make two people or groups oppose each other so that you can gain/get an advantage from the situation.
To make two people or groups oppose each other so that you can gain/get an advantage from the situation.
Politicians often play both ends against the middle by bringing up religion into the politics.
Synonyms: Work both ends/sides against the middle.
Synonyms: Work both ends/sides against the middle.
by Zami Karzai September 02, 2018
Don't just toy with the idea of becoming an actor and take it half-hearted, if you really want to be an actor, work for it!
by Zami Karzai September 14, 2018
I tried to stick up for my colleague, but our boss wouldn’t listen.
I tried to reason with him, but he wouldn't listen.
I turned the switch on, but the motor wouldn't start.
I tried to reason with him, but he wouldn't listen.
I turned the switch on, but the motor wouldn't start.
by Zami Karzai September 09, 2018
He may have been a good football player in high school, but he was all brawn and no brains, so he didn't get into any colleges.
by Zami Karzai September 01, 2018
If we don't interact with opposite gender, we won't know how to deal with them when we would step out in the real world for livelihood.
by Zami Karzai August 14, 2018
Some lychnobites either put aluminum foil on their bedroom windows or use heavy curtains so that they can sleep during the day.
by Zami Karzai August 16, 2018
Idiom
The problem with you is that you've been spoiled your whole life. You haven't had gone through the school of hard knocks to teach you what the world is really like!
I didn't go to college, but I went to the school of hard knocks. I learned everything by experience.
Synonym: The university of life
The problem with you is that you've been spoiled your whole life. You haven't had gone through the school of hard knocks to teach you what the world is really like!
I didn't go to college, but I went to the school of hard knocks. I learned everything by experience.
Synonym: The university of life
by Zami Karzai September 15, 2018