The phrase take a tumble refers to 'falling' in a dog race.

Peter takes Louise, his Labrador, to races.

back home

Wife asks how are you?

Peter replied

He missed the prize because Luis took a tumble on the last fence. This caused his business to fail. My business took a tumble during the Russo-Ukrainian War.

To 'refuse or want to fire someone' or 'rude dismissal', the phrase take a walk is used. The employer walks up to Bridget and says Why don't you go and take a walk. Why? No, go out and walk.

In our Thai language it seems normal.

But in the tone of English is quite rough.

It also means 'to urinate'. I've to take a walk.

Flak means 'flak' take the flak 'admit' or 'be a victim of harsh criticism.

or suffer severe damage' I'm not going to take the flak for something I didn't do.

Nitikarun Mingruchiralai


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