Elena Bogomolovaadded a comment 8 years ago
Building bridges?
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Alexander Machtakovadded a note 8 years ago
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Mike and Liz went through a devorce five years ago. Yesterday he called her up to say that he was deeply sorry for hurting her in the past. Liz replied that it was... something you can see in the picture. What did she say? I'm sure it was an idiom.
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Alexander Machtakovadded a comment 8 years ago
Elena, that's a good one, and fits the situation. No one seems to be building anything in the picture though :-) You should try again.
Сергей Касаткинadded a comment 8 years ago
It`s gotta be "to burn one`s (the) bridges (boats)" . Meaning that they were cutting the ways for retreat.
Alexander Machtakovadded a comment 8 years ago
Sorry, Сергей, I bet you anything you'd see some fire in the picture if I meant that idiom ;-) But I like yours!
Tatiana Pankovaadded a comment 8 years ago
Maybe You can`t step into the same river twice?
Диана Сеньковаadded a comment 8 years ago
He made a hole in her soul?:)
Alexander Machtakovadded a comment 8 years ago
Wow, what a remarkable list of idioms we are getting here! Tatiana, I have to say I would place someone trying to step into the river in that image. This puzzle remains unsolved.
Alexander Machtakovadded a comment 8 years ago
Диана, I guess he did, but I'm not sure I could make it so complicated. All the key words are in the picture.
Elena Bogomolovaadded a comment 8 years ago
Water under the bridge?
Alexander Machtakovadded a comment 8 years ago
Elena, congratulations! You've cracked this one. Great job! She said it was water under the bridge, meaning that belonged to the past and wasn't important or troubling any more.
Elena Bogomolovaadded a comment 8 years ago
Thank you, Alexander, for your brainteasers!
Alexander Machtakovadded a comment 8 years ago
The pleasure is all mine, Elena! Thank you!
Diana RODRIGUEZadded a comment 8 years ago
I think it's: "water passed under the bridge"