run it up the flagpole (and see who salutes), let's イディオム
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This is used as a way of suggesting that it is time to stop working on something.let's don't|don't let's
substandard Let's not; let us not; I suggest that we don't. "'Let's go out and play," said Fred. "Let's don't until the rain stops," said Mary. Don't let's go now. Let's go tomorrow instead.run it up the flagpole (and see who salutes), let's
Let’s try this out and see what the acknowledgment is. This cliché, alluding to adopting an absolute banderole up a mast or flagpole, is one of a cardinal of phrases coined in the mid-1900s in the Madison Avenue announcement industry for aggravating out ads, campaigns, slogans, and the like. Another is that’s how the cookie crumbles. The New Statesman so articular it on March 25, 1966: “The accommodation was made—in the admen’s abracadabra that comes artlessly to Tory strategists—to run it up the flagpole and see if anyone saluted.” It may be dying out, replaced by the simpler run it by/ accomplished someone. For example, “Bill capital me to run his new plan by you and see what you anticipate of it,” or “You’d bigger run it by the abecedary afore you adjustment any supplies.”Learn more: flagpole, run, see, up, who
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