Homophones
Homophones in French : vert=green, verre=glass, vers=towards, vair=variety of fur, ver=worm and verse
son sun
You got 5 correct out of 5.
:D
1. "Better late than never means":
You're always late.
Being late is better than being early.
Doing something late is better than not doing it at all.
You're never late.
This expression can also be said sarcastically. It can also mean that although it was very unfortunate to be late, we can make the day count for something.
2. "Let's call it a day" means:
Stop doing something for a while, normally until at least the following day.
Describing the day.
The day feels like it will never end.
Giving a child the name "day".
Usually the person is no longer productive and so stopping now and starting again the next day is the best thing to do.
3. "Crack of dawn" means:
a broken cup
very early in the morning
very late in the evening
watching the sunrise
Dawn is similar to the sunrise, which occurs very early in the morning. One could also say "crack open a beer". It sort of refers to starting. Although, 'a crack' by itself refers to something that is broken.
4. "Long time no see/hear" means:
You are no longer friends because you don't like seeing them.
You have problems with your eyes and don't see very well.
After not seeing someone (you know) for a long time, you meet them by chance.
You are shy.
Do not be concerned with the grammar. This expression is used usually in conversation. One often says this to a friend that you have not seen a very long time and you see them (usually) unexpectedly.
5. "Once in a blue moon" means:
very often
sometimes
rarely
never
Comments