Tag: Where there’s smoke there’s fire
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Where there’s smoke, there’s fire
English Proverb: Where there’s smoke, there’s fire Every rumour is based on some truth, or where there’s smoke, there’s fire. Rumours don’t usually come out of thin air. Often, there is a misunderstanding or a misinterpretation of something that leads to a rumour. The rumour may be untrue, but it’s often based on some truth.…
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Raise a red flag
English Phrase: Raise a red flag The term raise a red flag means you should be alert when something indicates danger or a potentially hazardous situation. If you are on a hike and notice an alligator, a crocodile or something that even resembles an alligator or crocodile, that should make you more alert and on…
