I like “one step forward two steps back”. I want to describe a situation where the more you learn, the more you realize you have to learn.

http://idioms.thefreedictionary.org.cc/?r=1&r=1&r=1&r=1&r=1&r=1&r=1&r=1&b=1&r=1&r=1&3=1&n=1. com/eating

one step back, two steps back.

I like “one step forward two steps back”. I want to describe a situation where the more you learn, the more you realize you have to learn.

http://idioms.thefreedictionary.org.cc/?r=1&r=1&r=1&r=1&r=1&r=1&r=1&r=1&b=1&r=1&r=1&3=1&n=1. com/eating

one step back, two steps back.

I like “one step forward two steps back”. I want to describe a situation where the more you learn, the more you realize you have to learn.

http://idioms.thefreedictionary.org.cc/?r=1&r=1&r=1&r=1&r=1&r=1&r=1&r=1&b=1&r=1&r=1&3=1&n=1. com/eating

one step back, two steps back.

I like “one step forward two steps back”. I want to describe a situation where the more you learn, the more you realize you have to learn.

http://idioms.thefreedictionary.org.cc/?r=1&r=1&r=1&r=1&r=1&r=1&r=1&r=1&b=1&r=1&r=1&3=1&n=1. com/eating

one step back, two steps back.

I’m confused between Neifling and Nephling.

“Minima” is the Latin style pluralization of minima. As an American, I think minimums is much more common (and my spellcheck recognizes minimums not minima), but either is acceptable. Is a definition of minimum?

How do you understand Latin plurals?

What are some of the best ways to start a business?