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An English saying that means 'You're in a situation that you don't have the experience to handle, or the knowledge to understand.'
 
An English saying that means 'You're in a situation that you don't have the experience to handle, or the knowledge to understand.'
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Cf.[[To be in over one's head]] and [[Out of his league]].
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Latest revision as of 19:05, January 23, 2015

An English saying that means 'You're in a situation that you don't have the experience to handle, or the knowledge to understand.'

Cf.To be in over one's head and Out of his league.