Topic: Iguana farming

3) to put a harness on a horse
Folk wisdom= xalq donishmandchiligi
shoulder to shoulder
a) having the same aims and wanting to achieve the same thing SYN side by side
shoulder to shoulder with
We are working shoulder to shoulder with local residents.
b) physically close together SYN side by side
Blacks and whites stood shoulder to shoulder in the stands to applaud.
on somebody’s shoulders if blame or a difficult job falls on someone’s shoulders, they have to take responsibility for it
The blame rests squarely on Jim’s shoulders.
shoulder the responsibility/duty/cost/burden etc
1)to accept a difficult or unpleasant responsibility, duty etc
The residents are being asked to shoulder the costs of the repairs.
2) [T] to lift something onto your shoulder to carry it
They shouldered the boat and took it down to the river.
in‧formed
/ɪnˈfɔːmd $ -ɔːr-/adjective
1) having a lot of knowledge or information about a particular subject or situation
Informed sources said it was likely that the president would make a televised statement.
well-informed/ill-informed
I became reasonably well-informed about the subject.
2) informed decision/choice/judgment etc a decision etc that is based on knowledge of a subject or situation
Good information is essential if people are to make informed choices about services.
3) keep somebody informed=keep someone posted- to give someone the latest news and details about a situation
Please keep me fully informed of any developments.
drenched
/drentʆt/ adjective
1) covered with a lot of a liquid
Come on in – you’re drenched!
drenched in/with
I was drenched in sweat.
chips drenched in vinegar
rain-drenched/sweat-drenched etc
He changed out of his rain-drenched clothes.