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Idiom of the Day

“Lost at sea”

If you are feeling overwhelmed

and you don’t know what to do or how to handle a situation, then you are “lost at sea.” This might happen to you if you are working on a work project and don’t know where to begin. Or if you are a parent, maybe your child acts in such a way that you are not sure how to exactly handle their behavior or choices they made. You could even feel “lost at sea” if you get into an argument with someone and don’t know how to respond.

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  • Ahmad

    @Emad thanks Emad. Keep it up too bro 👍
  • ilham sanfour

    @Emad thanks a lot.
  • Marwa

    @Emad thank u Emad!
  • Emad

    @Goal0321 good!
  • Emad

    @ilham sanfour very good!
  • Emad

    @Mai very good!
  • Emad

    @English Learner good! Keep practicing
  • Emad

    @Marwa very good!
  • Emad

    @ZAFER ALBETAR good! Keep practicing the r sound
  • Emad

    @Tomo とも good!
  • Emad

    @Ahmad very good! Keep practicing
  • Emad

    @sust good! Keep practicing the r sound
  • Emad

    @Dudu very good!
  • Emad

    @asma good! Keep practicing
  • Emad

    @asma good! Keep practicing
  • Emad

    @Puppetric good! Keep practicing
  • Scott Cecil Allen Lifetime VIP

    @Umar Farooq no. Sometimes it is literally “in the ocean” especially if you are on vacation. This is why context is important.
  • ilham sanfour

    Mai, wonderful reading.
  • Umar Farooq

    At sea = to be worried Both are same or different?
  • Umar Farooq

    Thank you sir!
  • ABBAS

    Awesome 👏🏻
  • Goal0321

    Aww !!! Even Google is not telling me where to go, I'm stuck on my way and feeling like lost at sea.
  • Gosia

    @Scott Cecil Allen thanks
  • Scott Cecil Allen Lifetime VIP

    @Gosia I started learning German, but I am lost at sea. Very close!
  • Gosia

    "I started learning German, but I lost at sea". Could you tell me is it correct?
  • Kayan

    That's great, thanks for your help.

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