What is the meaning of the idiom ' Cat in the fish stall '
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In order to get what you want, you must be willing to take risks and endure annoyances. I know it will be a lot of work, but you're so qualified that you have to try for this promotion—the cat would eat fish, but would not wet her feet.
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It means to be aggressive and clumsy in a situation that requires a delication and calmness.
ex- . My son is always like a bull in a china shop, so I'm worried about taking him to the museum. Surrounding him with valuables does not seem like a wise idea! This is a complex problem, and if you attack it like a bull in a china shop, you will alienate a lot of people.
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