make no bones about

ریشه

The word 'make' comes from the Old English word 'macian', meaning 'to construct or form'. The phrase 'no bones about' originates from the idea of a butcher making no bones about the cuts of meat, indicating that there are no hidden or deceptive aspects.

مثال

• He made no bones about his dislike for the new policy.
• Let me make no bones about it - I am not interested in joining the committee.
• She made no bones about her intentions to leave the company.

ترکیب‌های رایج

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