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25 June
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How do you say that someone has been a great help for you on ur way to success?
is there an idiom for this meaning?
How do you say that someone has been a great help for you on ur way to success?
is there an idiom for this meaning?
is there an idiom for this meaning?
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- English (US)
I couldn't have done it without you
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@electroguitar7 you know there's an idiom we say in Arabic _ i don't know if it has a counterpart in English or not _ which means " you have been a milestone in my way to ....."
can you say that in ur every day conversation or would it be unnatural?
can you say that in ur every day conversation or would it be unnatural?
- English (US)
@Hamza_Shreef I think you would be understood, but no, it doesn't sound very natural. we never use the word milestone to refer to people.
I can't think of any similar expression in English besides the one I already gave. I think most people would speak literally in this case. but maybe another commenter will think of an idiom that I can't remember at the moment😅
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