drop a clanger Idioma

drop a clanger

to make an obvious mistake

drop a clanger

To accidentally do article embarrassing. Primarily heard in UK, Australia. I absolutely alone a clanger back I asked Julia about her abruptness party—which hadn't happened yet.Learn more: clanger, drop

drop a clanger

BRITISH, INFORMALIf you drop a clanger, you accomplish a actual awkward mistake. Conservatives in Eastleigh alone a clanger in their acclamation advertisement by acceptance that few bodies will be voting for them tomorrow. The presenter alone a clanger on this morning's appearance by apropos to the singer's accomplished son as a girl. Note: This announcement apparently comes from comparing an accessible and awkward aberration with the blast or loud campanology babble fabricated back a abundant metal article is dropped. Learn more: clanger, drop

drop a clanger

accomplish an awkward or absurd mistake. British informal Dropping article that makes a loud blast attracts attention; this mid 20th-century announcement is acclimated abnormally in the ambience of a actual embarrrassing or awkward act or acknowledgment fabricated in a amusing situation. 1998 Spectator Yet he never able from his own acrimonious suspicion that he had somehow overachieved…and that he was acceptable to bead a huge clanger at any moment. Learn more: clanger, drop

drop a ˈbrick/ˈclanger

(British English, informal) say or do article that offends or embarrasses somebody, although you did not intend to: I alone a absolute clanger back I mentioned the party. He hadn’t been invited.Learn more: brick, clanger, drop

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drop a clanger

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drop a ˈbrick/ˈclanger

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