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Can’t see the forest for the trees
Definition
(Expression) overly concerned with detail; not understanding the whole situation. Used when expressing that a person is focusing too much on specific problems and is missing the point.Usage: I'm afraid you can't see the forest for the trees.
He often can't see the forest for the trees and needs to have the most relevant points explained to him.
He often can't see the forest for the trees and needs to have the most relevant points explained to him.
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CAMUG
Camus
can
CAN DO
Can do!
can entertain
can house
can ill afford
can of brown polish
can of corn
can of worms
can see her lunch
can travel
Can you insert a Tampax?
can't have your cake and eat it
CAN-E
CANAA
Canada
canada de los ingleses
Canadian
Canadian bacon
Canadian blues
Canadian football
canaline
Canape
CANAR
canard
canary
canary in the coal mine
canasta
canavanine
Camus
can
CAN DO
Can do!
can entertain
can house
can ill afford
can of brown polish
can of corn
can of worms
can see her lunch
can travel
Can you insert a Tampax?
can't have your cake and eat it
CAN-E
Can’t see the forest for the trees
CANACANAA
Canada
canada de los ingleses
Canadian
Canadian bacon
Canadian blues
Canadian football
canaline
Canape
CANAR
canard
canary
canary in the coal mine
canasta
canavanine