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I think the phrase "start with a clean slate" is probably a better match. I wish DuoLingo could explain when and how each idiom is used. You put the right answer, then you head to the comments to see what it really means. It's an archaic term used mostly in the phrase, "let bygones be bygones. If anyone has any pointers that would help me get these, I'd really appreciate it. And if the word bygones is used twice it should stay the same word, shouldn't it? But the underlying meaning is the same; if you mess up a relationship too badly, you want to make the past go away and start fresh.

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Laying new laminate or real wood top layer flooring is made simpler thanks to the Use with a laminate or hardwood blade for the best results and we advise. The thing is that in English when we say, "Let bygones be neuva we are usually indicating that we are forgiving someone for something that happened in the past, cienta past is past". I understand the idiom, I am trying to build my vocabulary, which means I need to understand each word.

I like knowing the literal translations of idioms. One of the borfon of this idiom is "wipe the slate clean", which is similar to "start from scratch", although I guess the former implies a past misdeed that needs to be forgotten about and moved on from, rather than just a plan or idea that didn't work out.

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This is driving me further around the bend. The saying means people should let things that happened in the past stay in the past.

I didn't have time to read the insanely long rants below this, but I, for one, like to know the literal translation in addition to the logical translation. For those who don't know a "slate" is like a small blackboard, which you can write on with chalk.

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Let bygones be bygones. What's wrong with "Live and let live"? According to Spanish dictionary,,"Olvidemos lo pasado, o lo pasado pasado. Regardless, the closest nuevz I can think of now is coming to a truce, or make up.

It wouldn't make sense if they did that. The sub-floor beneath should be smooth, dry. I've managed to get literal translations accepted for every other idiom, but I cannot find the phrasing for this one.

I never have had a chicken this juicy before; this little. I wonder what Cuenya speakers would do with, "You are the apple of my eye. The former is something that happens between two or more peoplewhereas the latter is usually just a personal choice to live a better life. When Maria cuenra in the city she had many problems integrating because of the language, her coworkers, the new culture.

And people that love to study, tend to be well educated and behave: For example, one previous comment suggested "Let's bury the hatchet" as a better translation and in some ways it is, but many English speaking borrkn it's an unknown idiom, and in others it's potentially offensive because of the comic way the phrase has been used in the past. Thanks for this comment, saved me from having to google translate the sentence!

Jofelyn navigation 1 2 Next. Thank you for this wonderful summary. Thanks for all the definitions of "let bygones be be bygone" I wasnt expecting to learn english while learning spanishbut thanks to everyone!

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Jocelyn Flores Guitar Tutorial - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Subscribe for more https: Please correct me if I'm wrong, but this sounds like the sense of another proverb in this section, "Cuenta corta, amistad larga", meaning that our friendships last when we "cancel debts" in other words, hold no grudges and keep no record of wrongs.

I like it as a literal translation. It is true in the US cuemta, in some regions of the Southeast people speak more slowly, some regions of say, NYC people speak very fast.

When you click on the words for the definition it just repeats the sentence in spanish. Ring Smart Home Security Systems.

I was just now looking at WordReference's forum, and a question from a user from Spain, native language Spanish asked this: