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Brewers Dictionary
> Cart before the Horse.
Carry Weight (
To
),
Carte Blanche (French).
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BIBLIOGRAPHIC RECORD
E. Cobham Brewer
18101897
. Dictionary of Phrase and Fable. 1898.
Cart before the Horse.
To put the cart before the horse
is to reverse the right order or allocation of things.
1
French:
Mettre la charrette avant les bufs.
Latin:
Currus bovem trahit Præpostere.
Greek:
Hysteron proteron.
German:
Die pferde hinter den wagen spannen.
Italian:
Metter il carro inanzi ai buoi.
Carry Weight (
To
),
Carte Blanche (French).
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