There really is a thin line between love and hate...... oh yes

Teh teh teh!!
Hii ni misemo ya kiingereza mkuu, inaitwa Idioms, kinachokuwa kinamaanishwa ni tofauti na maana ya kawaida ya maneno.
Kwa hiyo ni vigumu kujua maana yake kwa kutumia dictionary, kama ni kiswahili, mtu anasema kwa mfano "Amezunguka mbuyu" , yaani ametoa rushwa.
 

Wala siyo vigumu kwa sababu kwenye kamusi ipo. Ni kujua wapi tu pa kuangalia.

Fly in the face of -
: to fail completely to agree with (something) : to oppose or contradict (something) directly

▪ His explanation flies in the face of the evidence. [=his explanation is not supported at all by the evidence] ▪ a theory that flies in the face of logic [=a theory that is not logical at all] ▪ a policy that flies in the face of reason [=a policy that is extremely unreasonable] Source

[h=4]Take the high road (in something)

To take the most positive course of action[/h]Eg: He took the high road in his campaign.

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I see!!
Sikuwahi kujua kama unaweza kutafuta maana ya li Idiom lizima kwenye dictionary nitakuwa nayacheki,
 
Unayempenda ndo atakuumiza, usiyempenda chochote afanyacho hakikushughulishi
 
But believe me the journey was not easy...

Like hell it ain't!

But the good thing is, you gathered the strength to wipe off the dust and move on.

You were down, but certainly not out.
 
Huwa naishia kumshangaa Karucee kwa kupenda rege, ni wanawake wachache sana wanapenda raggae
 
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Some wise dude also once told me this, " after sometimes in life/marriage ,the husband and wife became like two sides of the coin; the can't face each other due to hate but still stay together even thou walikuwa so lovetight back then", thinking deeply :A S 39:, i guess ndo mambo ya thin line btn love and hate.
 

Si afadhali ingekuwa marriage bestii!
 
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