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SheltieBites Posted 14 years ago
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Out on Limb/Stick Neck out
"He stuck his neck out to help me."
"He went out on a limb to help me."
Do they mean the same?
"He went out on a limb to help me."
Do they mean the same?
Top answer
Yes.
- Yes.
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"He stuck his neck out against the unfair work policy."
"He went out on a limb against the unfair work policy."
Could these really be the same?
"He went out on a limb against the unfair work policy."
Could these really be the same?
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