to end a quarrel or conflict and become friendly · to make peace
This expression is perfect for those moments when you and a friend, colleague, or even a family member have had a disagreement and decide it's time to let go of the grudge and move forward together. 🤝 It’s like declaring a peace treaty for your emotions, bringing harmony back into your relationship! ✨
💡 **Fun Fact!** This vivid idiom dates back to an old Native American custom. When warring tribes decided to make peace, they would literally bury their weapons (often hatchets or tomahawks) in the ground, symbolizing an end to hostilities. 🏹 So, when you 'bury the hatchet,' you're metaphorically putting away the tools of conflict to forge a new, friendly path!
Mike and Sarah haven't spoken in weeks after a big disagreement. Mike calls Sarah and says he wants to move past it and fix their friendship. Which English expression best describes Mike's intention? A. to stir the pot B. to bury the hatchet C. to throw in the towel