in the army, regarding soldiers, and as a verb. is it used only with soldiers or can you apply it to people in general? or other contexts..?

Hi guys, I'd appreciate if you gave me some examples with the word "haze", so I'd understand it better. When is it usually used? in what context? Does it refer to soldiers alone? Thank you!

thanks to all of you, you were very helpful. and thank you Susankay for explaining from where the expression got its meaning.

hey everyone i am looking for an expression with daisies someone told me about a long time ago. if i am not mistaken it concerns death, something like "kick the bucket". if someone remembers it, i'd appreciate if you told

I thank to all of you. your comments, as well as the web-sites given, are helpful :)

Does anyone know a synonym for the phrase "living life to its fullest" or something that conveys the idea of evaluating every minute by living it? if you know of any good web-sites helping in understanding or finding idioms, metaphors or

only religious? it can't be used in a different context?

I have come across that word and I am trying to understand the semantic difference between this word and the word hypocracy. Is there any difference in use and context between them? thank you.

I am trying to understand what the poet means when he says: "if you can talk with crowds and keep your virtue or walk with kings - nor lose the common touch ..." what does virtue stand for here? do you have any appropriate

does "albeit" considered a high register word in essays? how common is it? what do you think of the following? In the first stanza there is an illustration of self-confidence, albeit the general opinion and the contradicting advice of being