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Kaalaman at Pag-unawa - Kamalayan o Kawalan ng Kamalayan

Masterin ang mga English idioms tungkol sa kamalayan o kawalan ng kamalayan, tulad ng "lose touch" at "away with the fairies".

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English idioms related to Knowledge & Understanding
(at|in) the back of {one's} mind

in the part of the mind that holds thoughts and memories that are not often recalled or thought about

Ex: Even though they were having a great time on their road trip, the responsibilities waiting for them back home were at the back of their minds.
to [wake] up and [smell] the coffee

to recognize the reality of a situation, no matter how unpleasant it may be

Ex: I tried to warn him that his business model was outdated, but he refused to wake up and smell the coffee until it was too late.
with {one's} eyes open

well aware of the difficulties of one's situation or its consequences

Ex: Before making a major financial decision, it's essential to do your research and go into it with your eyes open.
to [lose] touch
to lose touch
[Parirala]

to not have knowledge or awareness about someone or something

Ex: It's essential to keep learning and exploring to ensure you don't lose touch with the constantly changing world.
to [lose] sight of {sb/sth}

to completely forget about or fail to consider something, particularly due to being really busy

Ex: It's easy to lose sight of the importance of good health until you face a health crisis.
with {one's} eyes (closed|shut)

lacking awareness regarding the potential outcomes of a particular action

Ex: He took the job offer with his eyes closed, without considering the long commute.
to [have] {one's} number

to have the advantage by being fully aware of someone's real motives or character

Ex: After working together for so long, I have my coworker's number and can anticipate his reactions.
ivory tower
ivory tower
[Pangngalan]

a situation or state in which someone does not know or wishes to avoid the unpleasant things that can normally happen to people in their ordinary lives

toreng garing, toreng garing

toreng garing, toreng garing

Ex: He needs to come down from his ivory tower and see how his policies affect everyday people .Kailangan niyang bumaba mula sa kanyang **ivory tower** at makita kung paano naaapektuhan ng kanyang mga patakaran ang mga ordinaryong tao.
away with the fairies

(of a person) completely disconnected from reality

Ex: She missed her bus stop because she was away with the fairies, lost in thought.
a window (to|into|on|onto) the world

something, such as a book, move clip, etc., that provides one with information about a variety of people, places, events, or things that one cannot physically interact with or experience

Ex: Traveling is like having a window to the world; you learn so much about different cultures and ways of life.
all there
all there
[Parirala]

used to describe someone who is mentally sharp and fully aware

Ex: He may seem absent-minded at times, but he's still all there when it comes to solving complex problems.
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