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Jackson6612 Posted 18 years ago
Grammar

''bided his time'' and ''adult franchise''

1: What does the phrase bided his time mean?
2: What does adult franchise mean?
  

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Give some context for the 2nd. For the 1st, Search Inside at Idioms with bide It's there.

  • Give some context for the 2nd.
  • For the 1st, Search Inside at Idioms with bide It's there.
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Give some context for the 2nd.

For the 1st,

Search Inside at

Idioms

with

bide

It's there.

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"bided his time" means "he waited for the right time to do ST"
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1. Don't know what the origin is, but it means sort of hanging around to see what happens.

It's often used when there's some kind of standoff between negotiators, or participants in a contest. One participant refuses to commit himself, waiting for the other to make a move.

2. I would think a franchise in some sort of dealership in "adults only" merchandise or entertainment. A
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Avangi1. Don't know what the origin is, but it means sort of hanging around to see what happens.

It's often used when there's some kind of standoff between negotiators, or participants in a contest. One participant refuses to commit himself, waiting for the other to make a move.

2. I would think a franchise in some sort of dealership in "adults only" m

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