two-part expressions
Posted by marisadedios on January 22, 2008
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vgr10 said
PRIM AND PROPER: it means formal, serious and right.
Example: She is very prim and proper everytime, but when she is in the job is so polite thet I´m fascinated.
guadamar said
PART AND PARCEL: an esential part of something
Examples: Keeping the accounts is part and parcel of my job.
Tears are part and parcel of growing up.