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DirtyGame Posted 12 years ago
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As is
I encountered an error while I was playing a video via a media player.
The player said : "Because the file is broken, seeking won't work correctly, what do you want to do?, play as is or don't play?"
My question is not whether should I play it or not, of course, but why the player said "Play as is, instead of "Play as it is"?
The player said : "Because the file is broken, seeking won't work correctly, what do you want to do?, play as is or don't play?"
My question is not whether should I play it or not, of course, but why the player said "Play as is, instead of "Play as it is"?
Top answer
perhaps slip of tongue
- perhaps slip of tongue
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"As is" is just a short cut. Here is a definition
http://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/british/as-is
Play as (it) is.
http://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/british/as-is
Play as (it) is.
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