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just a big fish in a small pond.

Idiom: Be a Big fish in a small pond
big fish, little pond. its not as glamorous as some people think. its actually a little sad... @Angie Wimberly Chapa


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"Big fish in a small pond" is an important person in a small place or organisation. Example: As the manager of a local company, he enjoys being a big fish in a small pond. #idiom #idioms #saying -Pinterest Repinned by Chesapeake College Adult Education Program. Learn and improve your English language with our FREE Classes. Call Karen Luceti 410-443-1163 or email kluceti@chesapeake.edu to register for classes. Eastern Shore of Maryland. . www.chesapeake.edu/esl.
Acquisition: the discovery that you're no longer a big fish in a small pond, or even a small fish in a big pond, but a small fish in a big fish.
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Love this :)
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This world is full of wonderful people that are completely different to me, and my life now feels richer just because I got to meet them - And I got to meet them because I got out of my little pond. Staying inside a little pond can make you judgemental and prevent you from meeting those wonderful people that will make your life better.
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"Big Fish" in a Little Pond or Little Fish in a "Big Pond"? / D-A-R-Y-L
To be a big fish in a small pond