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What does "eat a humble pie"means?
20 mei 2016 14:56
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In English, when we say someone has to ’eat humble pie’, we mean they have to admit they can’t do something they boasted about.It’s a bit humiliating for them。
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20 mei 2016
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We say "eat humble pie," although this expression isn't used very much anymore. You "eat humble pie" after you have made a claim or bragged about something that didn't come true.
For example, if I said I was going to win a contest, but then got last place instead, you could say that after the contest I "ate humble pie" and accepted my last place finish.
20 mei 2016
To be forced to. Apologies or to admit a fault.
20 mei 2016
As Zach stated, it's not used much.
20 mei 2016
To suffer humiliation / to accept that you are wrong and have to apologize or accept you are wrong regarding something
20 mei 2016
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