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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Vocabulary

"a little bit up for grabs"

"The argument of this paper is a little bit up for grabs. " Can anyone kindly let me know what does this mean? Thank you!
  

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My guess would be that the speaker is not convinced by the paper's argument. The use of the idiom "up for grabs" in this context is a bit unusual but still understandable. com/up+for+grabs

— MalRey

  • My guess would be that the speaker is not convinced by the paper's argument.
  • The use of the idiom "up for grabs" in this context is a bit unusual but still understandable.
  • com/up+for+grabs
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My guess would be that the speaker is not convinced by the paper's argument.

The use of the idiom "up for grabs" in this context is a bit unusual but still understandable.

See this definition: http://idioms.thefreedictionary.com/up+for+grabs
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MalReyMy guess would be that the speaker is not convinced by the paper's argument.The use of the idiom "up for grabs" in this context is a bit unusual but still understandable.See this definition: http://idioms.thefreedictionary.com/up+for+grabs
Thank you so much! Yo
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