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Catttt Posted 10 years ago
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a drunken man is always acting the part of a sober one
Does "a drunken man is always acting the part of a sober one" in the following context mean "drunken people always pretend not to be drunken" that is "people never show their real faces"?
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red apple Does "a drunken man is always acting the part of a sober one" in the following context mean "drunken people always pretend not to be drunken" that is "people never show their real faces"? Yes, that's how I read it.
- red apple Does "a drunken man is always acting the part of a sober one" in the following context mean "drunken people always pretend not to be drunken" that is "people never show their real faces"?
- Yes, that's how I read it.
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red appleDoes "a drunken man is always acting the part of a sober one" in the following context mean "drunken people always pretend not to be drunken" that is "people never show their real faces"?Yes, that's how I read it.
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