Hello, I've just learnt this expression, wich I found in a forum on the Internet:
My poor hubby is taking the brunt of it at home!
I couldn't figure out what'd happened with this hubby -sorry, no more context; maybe something about doing the housework-, but I'd like to know more about the idiom. Is it current English? Can we use it in a formal situation? Could you provide me with some more examples? Do you think it's worth learning it for a student?
Thanks in advance
Mr Bones
Please, correct my mistakes
My poor hubby is taking the brunt of it at home!
I couldn't figure out what'd happened with this hubby -sorry, no more context; maybe something about doing the housework-, but I'd like to know more about the idiom. Is it current English? Can we use it in a formal situation? Could you provide me with some more examples? Do you think it's worth learning it for a student?
Thanks in advance
Mr Bones
Please, correct my mistakes