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Do you know how to sat "broaden one's horizon" in better ways??
Some students often use this phrase "broaden one's horizons", including me.
However, I believe there must be some much better way to express the meaning. Please help.
Thank you so much!
Feb 12, 2014 6:12 AM
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Broaden one's horizons OR Expand one's horizons is an IDIOM.
It means you gather more experience, knowledge or skills
example:
1 - It's a great idea for young people to travel because it can really broaden their horizons.
2 - Larry should go work overseas to expand his horizons.
3 - My son should read a book on often to expand his horizons, instead of playing computer games all day.
February 12, 2014
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