Evidence: A world of images

Idiom: Examples:

A word is enough to the wise 1-How was your meeting with your
boss?
Definitions: -A word is enough to the wise

 an intelligent person does not need 2-How do I explain the problems we

a thorough explanation to are having?
understand what it says -A word is enough to the wise
 As a positive connotation, it can be
used to refer to a meeting or a
conversation with someone who
was simple and successful. In Colombian spanish:
 if the interlocutor wants to make the A buen entendedor, pocas palabras
other person understand that he is bastan
talking about more or that he
already understood and does not
need more explanations
Idiom:
Examples:
Better late than never
1-An old woman decides to acquire
computer skills
Definitions:
 Highlight the importance of 2-A man who sits down and formalizes a
doing things, even if it is home belatedly
delayed, as opposed to
never doing them. 3-Someone who has forgotten to
congratulate a friend on his birthday and
 It is an expression used does it the next day
very frequently. It can be
applied to various
situations. It can work as In Colombian spanish:
justification, excuse or Más vale tarde que nunca
apology.