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Dear Ray,
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'In the loop, out of the loop'
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'In the loop' means you know what's going on
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whereas,'out of the loop' means you don't know what's going on.
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Loop here means circle where you belong to.
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For instance, if I've missed the certain class for a long time,
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we could say, "I've been out of the loop in that class.", that is, I am a sort of outsider from the particular group.
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Because everybody knows what's going on in the class but me...
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Also, if someone is in the loop, he/she is actively involved and well informed in a certain group or circle.
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I got this information from pretty reliable source and
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hope this help you...
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Happy children's day with your lovely daughter!!
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Smiley
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Yesterday I heard a idom. But I didn't understand exactly.
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If you don't mind, Please give me response.
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In the loop, out of the loop
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I think "in the loop" means I didn't hear some information,but other people got the information.
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That time, I 'm out of the loop. I haven't heard anything.
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Is it coreect?
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poor Ray
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