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Madhulk Posted 17 years ago
Vocabulary
A great gig...
I mean, this is a great gig, Again equipment in this context?
but none of it's ours. This equipment, it's all leased.
We're in it up to here. Full of debts?
but none of it's ours. This equipment, it's all leased.
We're in it up to here. Full of debts?
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Gig means a job. It's used by musicians: I've got to play a gig at the club Saturday night but we'll be through by ten. I'll meet you at the Double Olive at ten-thirty.
- Gig means a job.
- It's used by musicians: I've got to play a gig at the club Saturday night but we'll be through by ten.
- I'll meet you at the Double Olive at ten-thirty.
- In it doesn't necessarily mean deeply in debt, but it does seem to mean that here, yes.
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Gig means a job. It's used by musicians: I've got to play a gig at the club Saturday night but we'll be through by ten. I'll meet you at the Double Olive at ten-thirty.
In it doesn't necessarily mean deeply in debt, but it does seem to mean that here, yes.
In it doesn't necessarily mean deeply in debt, but it does seem to mean that here, yes.
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