Saturday, May 9, 2020

Proverbs to Ponder: Don't Shout/Halloo Till you are Out of the Wood(s)

Meaning:
      The proverb "Don't shout/halloo till you are out of the wood(s)" means you don't assume that you have succeeded and start to celebrate until you are quite certain that al danger or risk of failure is past.



Example:

      Don't shout till you are out of the woods John! There are still plenty of obstacles here in this course.

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