Hello, Everyone,
�WORD of the DAY� Competition
�To be two-faced�, for example: �Oh, he�s
two-faced!�
THE WINNER
Here are all the entries.
http://www.eslprintables.com/forum/topic.asp?id=29730
But, what does �To be two-faced� mean?
Oxford Dictionary of English: �Insincere and deceitful�.
1) �Before
the Election, the Government Minister promised to cut taxes, but now that the
Election is over, he has increased them.
He is two-faced�.
2)
�He is so two-faced. He compliments the Boss to her face, but he
criticises her behind her back!�
3) �Don�t
believe anything that she tells you! She
is two-faced. She will say one thing
when it is convenient to her, and will say the opposite when it is inconvenient�.
There were many excellent entries and they had me laughing out loud!
Who is the WINNER?
Minka
�I think it means he stepped out of one of Picasso �s
paintings�.
CONGRATULATIONS!
Minka, please, you choose the next �Word of the Day�.
Les