Domande riguardo a frasi esempio con, spiegazione d'utilizzo di "Wings"s

A: It's combining two different metaphors into one.

Being the wind beneath someone's wings mean that you lift them up and support them. You help them "fly" (succeed).

To clip someone's wings means you are preventing them from being able to fly.

It means you weren't from someone who helped them to someone who actively harmed their aspirations.

A:
To wing it means to improvise, to try something without a plan. It's a casual expression.
A: Did you practice for your presentation?
B: Nah, I'm just gonna wing it.

A: I remember standing by her side/ready to help one evening when mother became no longer able to talk at a normal volume.

A: - To begin to reach your potential
- To start growing/developing into something better
- To become independent

* Baby birds are born in a bird nest and cannot fly when they are young. At some point, their parents will stop taking care of them, and they will need to "spread their wings" and fly themselves. This is where the metaphor comes from.

A: to spread your wings = (literalmente) desplegar las alas, (figurado) hacer algo nuevo o desafiante porque quieres ser más independiente o confidente

A: The bird has wings. The bird flaps its wings to fly.

A: I can only find one example of this phrase and I, myself, have never heard it in conversation. http://www.shmoop.com/its-a-wonderful-life/bells-symbol.html

A: The second sentence is not grammatically correct. The first one is good.

“If I HAD” is correct because you don’t HAVE it now.

“I WOULD fly to you” is correct because you WANT TO fly but you haven’t done it yet. (行っていない)

Example:
If i HAD bread, i WOULD make a sandwich.

(You don’t have bread = you cannot make sandwich)

A: With sounds better than by

A: @patriciacg

Both are correct

A: Rest (ones) wings means to take a break or relax. When talking about birds though it literally means to relax their wings.

A: 👌💯

A: What flies without wings?

Time.

A: For your purpose, the second one:

To spread one's wings and fly freely
To spread one's wings and soar into the air

A: I wish I had wings, so I could fly in the sky.

A: if I had wings, I WOULD fly to the.....

manusia ngga mungkin punya sayap jadi harus pakai second conditional clause.

》 http://grammar.ccc.commnet.edu/grammar/conditional2.htm

A: 어떤 상황에서 쓰셨는지는 모르겠지만 저 문장만으로는 완벽합니다.

A: It does sound like they're saying "flapping in the wings". That's an unusual expression. Maybe they meant "flapping in the wind" which means hanging loose, like a flag.