Let the dogs out

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0 Hello Marius,02br
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00It was written like this: "An answer for nagging question. Let the dogs out". 02br
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00Thanks in advance!:) 0-

0 Linked to "Let slip the dogs of war" - allow the consequences of your actions to take place.0-

0Thanks for your answer..but I didn't understand it!:(02br
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00Wouldn't you mind explaining it in another way?:P02br
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00Thanks for your help!0-

0 A woman is nagging her husband. He doesn't like it. He either hits her or goes away from her.02br
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00The consequences of the woman nagging her husband are that he reacts against her. She "let the dogs out" - created a situation that she no longer could control.0-

0 Thanks Feebs11 for your help!:) 0-

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01i00to open Pandora's box02br
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0 Hello Marius, 02br
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00Is "To open Pandora's box" another idiom? Or just a saying?02br
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00If it is an idiom, would it be possible to say.."You are opening Pandora's box if you go to the boss right now".02br
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00Thanks in advance!:) 0-

0Yes, you can. Usually, you don't realize you've opened the box until it's too late though. "Gee, when you went to the boss with that issue, you really opened Pandora's box." But if you can anticipate that a lot of nasty things will keep coming out, you can warn about it in advance. (Hope you have better luck than Cassandra, though 05000 )010id1

0 Thanks, Barb!:)02br
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00I will use these idioms as soon as possible..050010id4