Word Network: nest

Difference-between-a vs. An: What's the Difference?

confusable-words

B1

English Change Idioms (Turn Over a New Leaf & Sea Change)

advanced_syntax

C1

What you need is... (Wh-Clefts for Emphasis)

sentence_structure

C1

Predicting the Future: Using 'Likely' and 'Unlikely' (Hedging)

advanced_syntax

C1

Sophisticated Contrast: Albeit & Notwithstanding

conjunctions_connectors

C1

phrasal verbs with nestle meaning

Phrasal verbs that use 'nestle' as the main verb, typically meaning to settle or lie comfortably and snugly.

to feather ones nest

To make money dishonestly or selfishly, especially while in a position of power.

honest answer

Truthful response

A2

feather ones nest

to use a position of power or trust to gain money or other advantages unfairly

to feathers ones nest

To make money dishonestly or selfishly, especially while in a position of power.

Honesty is the best policy.

Being truthful is always good.

A1