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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
Vocabulary
A quick one
Hi guys,
Does to get a quick one in a fight mean that you don't stand a chance against your opponent and you will be defeated quickly?
Thank you in advance!
Does to get a quick one in a fight mean that you don't stand a chance against your opponent and you will be defeated quickly?
Thank you in advance!
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Hi, Does to get a quick one in a fight mean that you don't stand a chance against your opponent and you will be defeated quickly? It's not a standard expression. In what context did you find it?
- Hi, Does to get a quick one in a fight mean that you don't stand a chance against your opponent and you will be defeated quickly?
- It's not a standard expression.
- In what context did you find it?
- Clive
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Hi,
Does to get a quick one in a fight mean that you don't stand a chance against your opponent and you will be defeated quickly?
It's not a standard expression. In what context did you find it?
Clive
Does to get a quick one in a fight mean that you don't stand a chance against your opponent and you will be defeated quickly?
It's not a standard expression. In what context did you find it?
Clive
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I know it's not an idiom or anything like that but I just wanted to know what a quick one means in such context like a fight. Could we say Mike Tyson will get a quick one tonight meaning he will survive only one round? Thanks.
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Maybe you mean "a quick win" - this means that Mike will win quickly.
"One" could be interpreted as a "win" or a KO in this context, but it all depends on the rest of the surrounding text.
"One" could be interpreted as a "win" or a KO in this context, but it all depends on the rest of the surrounding text.
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Hi,
I know it's not an idiom or anything like that but I just wanted to know what a quick one means in such context like a fight. Could we say Mike Tyson will get a quick one tonight meaning he will survive only one round?
Let's set up a context.
Mike Tyson has had many victories in the boxing ring. He will get a quick one tonight. This means he wil
I know it's not an idiom or anything like that but I just wanted to know what a quick one means in such context like a fight. Could we say Mike Tyson will get a quick one tonight meaning he will survive only one round?
Let's set up a context.
Mike Tyson has had many victories in the boxing ring. He will get a quick one tonight. This means he wil
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AnonymousI know it's not an idiom or anything like that but I just wanted to know what a quick one means in such context like a fight. Could we say Mike Tyson will get a quick one tonight meaning he will survive only one round? Thanks.Unlikely. My guess is that this is part of a larger discussion wherein victory has been mentioned and
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