to enjoin

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feedback

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to follow

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guidance

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to guide

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guiding

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to hand out

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have to

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The origin of the idiom "heads-up" is rooted in early 20th-century military and aviation terminology. It was initially used by military personnel to warn about incoming threats, such as enemy aircraft or artillery shells. The phrase likely originated from the idea that soldiers and aviators needed to keep their heads up and be alert to potential dangers from above. This expression is commonly used to provide someone with advance notice, warning, or information about a situation or development that requires their attention or action. It is often used to alert someone to be vigilant, prepared, or cautious regarding something that may affect them or their plans.

What is the origin of the idiom "heads-up" and when to use it?

heads-up

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to heed

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help

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A helpline is a service that provides assistance or support to individuals who need help with specific issues, such as health problems, technical support, or emergency situations. It is usually available by phone, but can also be accessed online or through other communication channels. Helplines are staffed by trained professionals who offer advice, guidance, or direct assistance. They are often set up by organizations, government agencies, or businesses to help people quickly resolve problems or get the information they need. Helplines are typically available 24/7 or during business hours, depending on the service.

What is a "helpline"?

helpline

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homily

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how-to

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if in doubt

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in {one's} place

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if I were you

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to indicate

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inadvisable

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marriage counseling

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mentee

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mentor

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mentoring

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mentorship

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Here you will learn some English words related to guidance and counsel such as "enjoin", "mentor", and "inadvisable".

Dare Consigli (seconda parte)

Guida e consiglio

Guidance and Counsel

English Words for "Guidance and Counsel"