“Hand over fist” usually means gaining money very quickly. Its likely origin involves rapid hand over hand movement while climbing or hauling.
Stationery Vocabulary Exercise
CEFR A1; focus: stationery vocabulary; 12 single-answer gap-fill items.
Reformulating Ideas Exercise
CEFR B2 . Focus: reformulating ideas
What “in the firing line” means and where it came from
“In the firing line” began as a military phrase and now often means facing criticism, pressure, or direct danger in modern life.
Diffident vs. indifferent: what is the difference?
Diffident means shy and lacking confidence. Indifferent means unconcerned or not interested. Here is how to choose correctly.
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