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Hi Maj, I would say "in your hands".. I had the same doubt the other day, but with "in/on safe hands".. According to the Cambridge dictionary: in safe hands = being cared for or dealt with by someone skilled: Dr Bailey is doing the operation, so your wife is in safe hands.
- Hi Maj, I would say "in your hands"..
- I had the same doubt the other day, but with "in/on safe hands"..
- According to the Cambridge dictionary: in safe hands = being cared for or dealt with by someone skilled: Dr Bailey is doing the operation, so your wife is in safe hands.
- I assume that is "in your hands", then...
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Hi Maj,
I would say "in your hands".. I had the same doubt the other day, but with "in/on safe hands"..
According to the Cambridge dictionary:
in safe hands = being cared for or dealt with by someone skilled:
Dr Bailey is doing the operation, so your wife is in safe hands.
I assume that is "in your hands", then...
I would say "in your hands".. I had the same doubt the other day, but with "in/on safe hands"..
According to the Cambridge dictionary:
in safe hands = being cared for or dealt with by someone skilled:
Dr Bailey is doing the operation, so your wife is in safe hands.
I assume that is "in your hands", then...
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