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suki
Does "keep your brain on its toes" mean keep your brain in a good conditon?
27 oct. 2010 01:52
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Keep Eliot's brain on your toes! :P
27 octobre 2010
Eliot is right, but you can interpret the sentence the way you did, too. Good job! :)
27 octobre 2010
to be on your toes = to be alert
Someone is playing with the expression when he says, "Keep your brain on your toes." Actually, the sentence is a bit weird.
"That should keep him on his toes." = That should make sure that he will stay alert.
27 octobre 2010
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suki
Compétences linguistiques
Chinois (mandarin), Chinois (cantonais), Anglais
Langue étudiée
Anglais
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