Idiom of the Day

“On the fence”

If you are “on the fence,”

it means you are not sure what to do or what decision to make. In most cases, it will usually involve making a decision about two different possibilities. You can be “on the fence” about choosing hamburgers or sushi for dinner. You can also be “on the fence” to attend a party or not. It is like the idiom is asking you, “which side of the fence do you want to be on?” - but you don’t really know what to choose.

Comments

Puppetric

correct me, please~

2021.05.01 12:28
ilham sanfour

@Hana Khalid you are welcome

2021.04.27 22:07
Hana Khalid

@ilham sanfour thanks my friend😊

2021.04.27 21:49
ilham sanfour

@Hana Khalid your reading is great.l like your accent.

2021.04.27 21:41
Fatima

New one for me Thanks☺

2021.04.27 18:57
Cindy

@Scott Cecil Allen thank you

2021.04.27 15:19
اللهم اغفر لي زلاتي

We're at the restaurant and One of my friends suggested to eat pasta with meatballs but the other one suggested to eat A Macdonald's meal with fried potatoes. Both meals are my favorites, Now I'm on the fence 🤦

2021.04.27 15:05
Scott Cecil Allen

@Cindy yes, that is correct.

2021.04.27 14:55
Judy

It’s 进退两难or 犹豫不决 in Chinese

2021.04.27 14:40
Cindy

Can I use it for choosing person? eg: John and David both like me. They are all nice guy. Now I am on the fence. It this correct? Thanks

2021.04.27 14:26
Ebrahim Abo_Khalil 𖣘𖣘

Thank you . It was a good information .😄

2021.04.27 13:46