Metaphor | Do that standing on your head |
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Question Meaning | What do you mean? |
Meaning | To be able to do something standing on your head means you can do it very easily, without any effort. |
Question Explanation | Why does it mean this? |
Explanation | The saying suggests that you find something so easy that you could do it even while doing something else, such as a headstand. |
Question Example | Example |
Example | “His new teacher asked him to do what she thought was a difficult exercise – to work out how many in the class were younger than the average age. He could do it standing on his head! He had always been good at maths.” |
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