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Helm

noun

The steering part of a boat, or a leadership role.

An example of a helm is where the captain steers the ship. Another example of a helm is the role of guiding a group through a difficult time.

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One more video example! Our idiom of the day is ”Open a can of worms”, which means “to create a situation that will cause a lot of problems”. Usage in a movie (“Another Year”):

- Hi, Joe. - Hi. - You come back to me? - I have. - They all come back in the end. - Do they? - In my nightmares. - Oh, it’s as bad as that, is it? - Oh, let’s not open that can of worms. - No, let’s leave that closed. - Not today, anyway.

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I hope you a life without opening can of worms 🐛

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Different meanings of 'hold'

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Have a nice day

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Hello guys! 😊 Our idiom of the day is ”Keep your head above water”, which means “to just be able to manage when you have financial difficulties". This expression alludes to keeping oneself from drowning. (Early 1700s)

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