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Japanese English-Lesson Site Explains 'Steal Someone's Thunder'
Original: https://www. wacoca.com/life/481006/ 「steal someone’s thunder」の意味は？雷を盗むとどうなる？【1分英会話】 # beauty # fashion # Peachy # Peach
A Japanese-language life and beauty website has published a short English lesson explaining the idiom 'steal someone's thunder', which means to take credit for someone else's idea or to diminish their moment. The one-minute feature breaks down the literal image of 'stealing thunder' and how the phrase is actually used in conversation.
Why now: Learners of English frequently share quick idiom explainers, keeping this kind of bite-sized lesson circulating.
Evidence
- https://www. wacoca.com/life/481006/ 「steal someone’s thunder」の意味は？雷を盗むとどうなる？【1分英会話】 # beauty # fashion # Peachy # PeachyBeauty # PeachyFashion # ビューティ # ファッション · life@wakoka.com
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