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Maj Posted 22 years ago
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What's the difference between 'Let the bygones be bygones' and 'Let sleeping dogs lie'?
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“Let the bygones be bygones” means to forget and forgive past quarrels. “Let sleeping dogs lie” means not to interrupt or trouble a person or a situation when it is likely to cause problems or disorder. Miriam
- “Let the bygones be bygones” means to forget and forgive past quarrels.
- “Let sleeping dogs lie” means not to interrupt or trouble a person or a situation when it is likely to cause problems or disorder.
- Miriam
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“Let the bygones be bygones” means to forget and forgive past quarrels.
“Let sleeping dogs lie” means not to interrupt or trouble a person or a situation when it is likely to cause problems or disorder.
Miriam
“Let sleeping dogs lie” means not to interrupt or trouble a person or a situation when it is likely to cause problems or disorder.
Miriam
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