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Idiom 'Get On Your High Horse' Meaning

Hi guys! Today we are going to learn the meaning of the idiom 'get on your high horse \ get off your high horse \ be on your high horse'. Be\get on your high horse - to be arrogant; to give your opinion about something bad that someone else has done as if you feel you are better or more clever than they are. Get off your high horse - don't be so arrogant; to give your opinion about something bad that someone else has done as if you feel you are better or more clever than they are. Also check out the following idioms: 👉 Idiom 'Drop The Ball' -    • Idiom 'Drop The Ball' Meaning   👉 Idiom 'Throw A Wrench' -    • Idiom 'Throw A Wrench' Meaning   👉 Idiom 'Pull The Plug' -    • Idiom 'Pull The Plug' Meaning   Guys, don't forget to support us with likes and comments! ❤️ 🎓 All Idioms, Expressions & Phrasal Verbs in PDF: 👉 Payhip - https://payhip.com/EnglishInContext 👉 Boosty - https://boosty.to/englishincontext The vocabulary of such common English idioms is extremely wide and useful, so stay tuned! More useful lessons: 🎓 50 Most Useful Idioms -    • 50 Most Useful Idioms | Compilation   🎓 Learn English With Shrinking -    • English With Shrinking | Idioms, Expressio...   🎓 Funny Idioms & Phrases -    • Funny Idioms & Phrases   We are in the social media: 🌎 Facebook:   / 1596420900530745   🌎 Twitter:   / contextenglish   🌎 Instagram:   / englishin_context   🌎 TikTok:   / english_in_context   You can thank us by making a donation: 👉 Boosty - https://boosty.to/englishincontext/do... Thank you very much for sharing, liking and leaving comments! Best wishes, English in Context ❤️ #Idioms #EnglishInContext #LearnEnglish