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Answers to questions about nationality (a Pole or Polish)

Hello. There are some pictures of famous people from different countries in the handbook of English "Total English Elementary." The students are supposed to ask and answer questions about their nationality e.g.: A: Wh...

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wouldn't touch [something, someone] with a ten-foot pole

What about: That is a touchy subject; "I wouldn't touch it with a ten foot pole."? Aux francophones qui ne connaissent peut etre pas l'expression, cela veux dire que le sujet ou la personne est tel que l-on ne voudrai...

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IV Pole & Mount - WordReference Forums

Hola todos!! ¿Como se llama en castellano el Pole and mount donde se cuelga el suero al lado de la cama del paciente que tiene colocada una via endovenosa? Gracias!!!! PD: Antes lo postie en el foro equivocado, perdon!

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slide down the proverbial pole | WordReference Forums

"The goal is to lead and teach in a way so that students don't begin to slide down the proverbial pole and pull away from commitment to and with their teachers." What does "slide down the proverbial pole" mean? Source...

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Ten-foot pole - WordReference Forums

Hi! I heard that the expression "Ten-foot pole" has an idiomatic meaning which goes beyond the literal one (a pole that is ten feet in lenght). Could someone give me a hint please? Thank you!

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Polaco /Pole - WordReference Forums

Hola, Me gustaría saber si "pole" se usa en inglés para decir polaco, como nombre, no como adjetivo. ej: Un polaco espera el bus. A pole is waiting for the bus. Tengo la duda porque estoy más acostumbrada a oir polish...

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South Pole person - WordReference Forums

Good morning: Watching TV one fighter was asked about he's next opponent and he said: "I would like to fight him because he is orthodox and not a "south pole" fighter" Does anyone know what do they mean by calling som...