Hey, what's up, guys?
I'm on the street and I'm doing, I'm going to cross right here.
I'm going to head to a different area that I haven't been to yet in any of our jack walks.
I went into the group today and I asked you what are some idioms that you would like me to, to discuss and talk about?
And so I jumped into chat GPT for some quick explanations, and I think I got some good stuff there.
So I'm going to read them and then I'll add my own details and my own opinions about the idioms right here.
I'm walking past a, in elementary school where my daughter went to school, so there's a lot of memories of her when she was just an elementary school student, and now she's in high school in America, which is crazy.
So she's, she lives all the way overseas, and I'm here in Korea and so is her mom.
So we're here and she's all the way abroad, studying at a boarding school, studying ballet.
She is going to be a ballerina.
That is her dream.
So the first idiom that I want to talk about is carry the day.
What does it mean to carry the day?
I'm going to read what Chad chipt says here.
Carry the day is an idiomatic expression that means to emerge as the winner or be victorious in a competition argument or a debate.
So to carry the day means to win.
So.
And usually we use it.
We use this expression a lot in, like, sports.
So, for example, if you're watching, like, basketball, a basketball game or something, the announcer might talk about the team's defense.