Idioms
as if being put in a printing block
For the shape of an object to be the same or for the same things to repeat.
be put in a printing block
For one's words and behavior to be the same as they have been and have nothing new.
roll one's arms up and take the lead; roll one's sleeves up and take the lead
To actively take the lead in doing something.
fix one's destiny
For a woman to remarry.
fix one's destiny
To suddenly become much wealthier than one used to be.
Something is not in one's destiny
For something to be ill-matched with oneself because it is uncommon or beyond one's means.
leave one's entire life to someone
For a woman to marry.
leave one's entire life to someone
To have a woman marry someone.
open the the muzzle of a cannon; open fire; fire the first gun
To start a verbal attack on someone.
open the the muzzle of a cannon; open fire; fire the first gun
To vigorously start something.
take a form
To take the posture of starting something.
take a form
To intentionally display a swaggering and arrogant attitude.
not have inside and outside; not have two sides; not have duplicity
For one's words and actions to be consistent with one's real intention.