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Pucca Posted 19 years ago
Vocabulary

Get out of the wardrobe

Hello everyone:)!

I wanted to ask if there was an expression to say when someone admits being homosexual.

Andrew - I am homosexual
Luis - Andrew got out of the wardrobe the other day (?)

Thanks in advance!
  

Top answer

Luis seems to imply that Andrew is no longer so obssesed with the beautiful dress. Well, just guessing as there is no further context.

— Whl626

  • Luis seems to imply that Andrew is no longer so obssesed with the beautiful dress.
  • Well, just guessing as there is no further context.
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Luis seems to imply that Andrew is no longer so obssesed with the beautiful dress. Emotion: smile Well, just guessing as there is no further conte
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Hello whl626:)!

Thanks for answering my post, I just got the answer from someone:), the person said the correct idiom was "To come out of the closet".

Then, Andrew came out of the closet the other day.
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More correctly: Then, Andrew "came out of the closet" the other day.
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Hello Eimai_Anglos!:)

Why should it be in that way? Do idioms have to go in inverted commas?

Thanks in advance!
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Yes, unless you want the meaning to be taken literally.
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Hi again!:)

..but what if you are writing it in an essay? Do you need the inverted commas aswell?

Thank you again!
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Not always. Its a matter of style.
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