It’s got more things in it than Macy’s window -Noël CowardĪ certificate saying that a person, the crew of ship etc is entirely healthy ( especially after being ill). The water’s (of swimming pool) like bouillabaisse.Spotless as naked innocence -John Smith.This speaks to the Japanese concept of resilience. Immaculate as a laboratory -Ben Ames Williams Japanese culture and ways of thinking can not be adequately addressed in a short space, but this Japanese proverb reflects an important and shared ideal: 'Nana korobi ya oki' (literally: seven falls, eight getting up) means fall down seven times and get up eight.
Fingernails … like watch crystals -Walker Percy.Dust balls sail like galleons on the dry sea -Robert Irwin.Dirty as a glass roof in a train station -Leonard Cohen Cleanliness and tidiness is an important part of our testimony to others.Clean as water pouring from a silver tap -Tennessee Williams.Clean as new grass when the old grass burns -Carl Sandburg.(The woman was as) clean as a white rose in the morning gauze of dew -Carl Sandburg.Clean as a toilet bowl -Lincoln Kirstein.Clean as a rose is after rain -James Whitcomb Riley.Clean as a piglet bathed in milk -Mary Gordon.Just plain “Clean as a whistle,” is said to stem from the fact that it takes a clean dry whistle to produce a good sound. Clean as a pig’s whistle -American colloquialism, attributed to New England.Clean as a new pin of every penny of debt -Sir Walter ScottĪ much used simile to describe anyone who is neatly and cleanly dressed.Pilcher uses the “Clean as a sheet” simile to describe the smoothness and cleanliness of sand when the tide is out in a story entitled The White Birds. Clean as a newly laundered sheet -Rosamund Pilcher.If you speak of tomorrow, the rats in the ceiling will laugh 6. Situation: Tanaka-san lost a game and Satoo-san wanted to encourage him. Even if it rains, or if spears fall Japanese animal idioms 4. English translation: Failure is the foundation of success. (His heart felt) clean as a new green leaf -Stephen Vincent Benet I will introduce you to eight famous Japanese kotozawa and yojijukugo.Clean as a hound’s tooth -American colloquialism, attributed to New England.Clean as a convent cell -Vita Sackville-West.Clean as a bleached bone -Wallace Stegner.(Her face) clean and white as a handkerchief -John Ashbery.Clean and well-kept as a cemetery -Karl Shapiro.Andrew king architect, Apple on your eye japan, Hack version of tap. Clean and smooth as a peeled onion -O. Roberts rd glenfield accident, One ui on s7 new zealand, Are you saying the map is.
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