TO BE ON THE MEND
26 / 04 / 2011
TO BE ON THE MEND: meaning and examples
Good morning everyone. I hope you enjoyed your weekend.
Today we continue with another suggestion from Judit.
Today's expression is: to be on the mend
Meaning: getting better after an illness or injury; improving after a difficult situation.
Example 1:
My son's leg is on the mend and tomorrow the doctor will take out his stitches.
Example 2:
Some people believe that the economy is on the mend, while others think that the crisis has only just begun.
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Enjoy the rest of your day!
Today we continue with another suggestion from Judit.
Today's expression is: to be on the mend
Meaning: getting better after an illness or injury; improving after a difficult situation.
Example 1:
My son's leg is on the mend and tomorrow the doctor will take out his stitches.
Example 2:
Some people believe that the economy is on the mend, while others think that the crisis has only just begun.
If you have any questions about today's Daily Vitamin, please post your comments by clicking on the "Add a Comment" button in the Daily Vitamin section on our website.
Enjoy the rest of your day!
