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Juan Carlos
Spanish idiom "Cogido con pinzas"
Hi everyone!
In Spanish we have the idiom "Está cogido con pinzas". The direct translation is " (something) is caught (or hung) with clothes peg".
It is used to describe that a reasoning hasn't enough base or the arguments are insufficient. For example:
- "I'm going to buy a new 3000€ laptop because I like to read the newspapers online"
- "Well,(your reasoning) it's caught with clothe pegs, I think that you don't really need a 3000€ laptop for newspaper reading, a 1000€ laptop is more than what you need actually.
My question is. Is there a similar idiom in English?
Thanks!!!
PD: Please, correct my writting!
2015年2月27日 12:09
回答 · 5
"You are caught with your hand in the cookie jar."
Hope this helps.
2015年2月27日
I don't think there is to be honest Juan Carlos. I can't think of one anyway!
2015年2月27日
该内容违反了我们的《社区行为准则》。
2022年2月3日
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