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"nicht wanken und nicht weichen" - German idiom perhaps??编辑
Does anybody know what "nicht wanken und nicht weichen" means in English??? I heard it on a German TV show the other day and still haven't been able to find out! Könnten Sie mir bitte helfen?编辑
Anonymous User
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not to move an inch, not to budge an inch It's better. I cannot edit the previous message....:XSuggest edit
Nathan Hodgson
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I like not to budge an inch. We also say not to move a muscle, which is an English idiom =) Nathan for the bab.la teamSuggest edit
My answerAnonymous User