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Sarunnio Posted 12 years ago
Vocabulary
A good taste of medicine
From the extract below, what does the phrase "a good taste of medicine" mean?
does it mean a moment when one has a lesson learned by oneself?
He wished she didn't say that, and he knew he'd be getting a good taste of medicine later.
does it mean a moment when one has a lesson learned by oneself?
He wished she didn't say that, and he knew he'd be getting a good taste of medicine later.
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Sarunnio he'd be getting a good taste of medicine later. ~ he'd be punished later. The "punishment" would likely take the form of verbal assaults.
- Sarunnio he'd be getting a good taste of medicine later.
- ~ he'd be punished later.
- The "punishment" would likely take the form of verbal assaults.
- ) CJ
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Sarunniohe'd be getting a good taste of medicine later.~ he'd be punished later.
The "punishment" would likely take the form of verbal assaults.
(I can only guess on the basis of the little context you provided.)
CJ
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