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TinaMr Posted 12 years ago
Vocabulary
an idiom
has the idiom "blow your mind" only positive context, connotation?
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TinaMr blow your mind" only positive ... I don't think of it as positive or negative. If something blows your mind, it's unbelievable for you.
- TinaMr blow your mind" only positive ...
- I don't think of it as positive or negative.
- If something blows your mind, it's unbelievable for you.
- It could be something that is so good you can't believe it, or it could be something so bad you can't believe it.
- It could even be something neither good nor bad, but something so extremely unusual that you can't believe it.
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TinaMrblow your mind" only positive ... ?I don't think of it as positive or negative. If something blows your mind, it's unbelievable for you. It could be something that is so good you can't believe it, or it could be something so bad you can't believe it. It could even be something neither good nor bad, but something so extremely unusual that you can't be
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Thank you CalifJim! As I understood, it means "shocking", without any special connotation.
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