What if you describe the following sentence context with idioms?
1. It has just been a brief history of a language development.
2. If I want to talk about something essential, and people can't go on the celebration, or banquests without it, for example, something refers to a sauce when family have a kind of dish for dinner together, or the turkey when people get to have the festival.
3.When there is a new arrival in the shop, girls'd like to have a try-on. is there any difference from trying on the outdated ones. If a new dish come out in the menu, some epicurean go to have a try.
Thank you.
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1--like, what will we say about a technology with a history not long , is that right or native of a brief history?-- Your #1 sentence using 'brief history' is fine.
2--like, we want to describe the importance of a Turkey eaten in Thanksgiving, we have to cook it that day, does treat with Turkey mean it?-- I would say 'Turkey is mandator