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Keroro Posted 17 years ago
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"A gossip will be quick to spot and judge another gossip."
What is the meaning of the last sentence in the following paragraph? What is the subject for "judge" ? thanks!
"One of the major causes of judgmentalism is guilt. People tend to criticize others for problems with which they themselves struggle. For example, a gossip will be quick to spot and judge another gossip."
"One of the major causes of judgmentalism is guilt. People tend to criticize others for problems with which they themselves struggle. For example, a gossip will be quick to spot and judge another gossip."
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"spot" = "notice" "judge" = "form a (negative) opinion about" The subject of "judge" (and "spot") is "a gossip" (meaning a person who gossips a lot).
- "spot" = "notice" "judge" = "form a (negative) opinion about" The subject of "judge" (and "spot") is "a gossip" (meaning a person who gossips a lot).
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"spot" = "notice"
"judge" = "form a (negative) opinion about"
The subject of "judge" (and "spot") is "a gossip" (meaning a person who gossips a lot).
"judge" = "form a (negative) opinion about"
The subject of "judge" (and "spot") is "a gossip" (meaning a person who gossips a lot).
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