the key or most difficult part
The crux of the issue is a lack of funding.
fixed and unchangeable
The plan isn't cast in stone; we can adjust it.
Someone who enjoys being with and gets along well with others
He's such a people person. Everyone enjoys being around him.
Meaning: To take on a very risky or dangerous task for the benefit of others, often one that others are unwilling to attempt.
Example Sentences:
1. Everyone complained about the strict manager, but no one dared to bell the cat.
2. Protesting against corruption is like trying to bell the cat in this country.
3. He was brave enough to bell the cat by confronting the dishonest official.
4. They suggested firing the lazy worker, but nobody wanted to bell the cat.
5. Taking the first step to bell the cat often requires courage and sacrifice.
6. The students wanted more freedom, but none was willing to bell the cat and speak to the principal.
to continue supporting or loving someone/something
She carried the torch for women's rights throughout her career.