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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
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Both hands tied behind my back with nothing
1 what is the meaning of "Both hands tied behind my back" ,piece of cake ?
2 what is the meaning of "Both hands tied behind my back with nothing"
2 what is the meaning of "Both hands tied behind my back with nothing"
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" For example: A: Can you fix this? B: (I can fix it with) Both hands tied behind my back. Piece of cake.
- " For example: A: Can you fix this?
- B: (I can fix it with) Both hands tied behind my back.
- Piece of cake.
- A: Can you fix this?
- Do you need any tools or anything to do it?
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These apparently mean: "I can do it very easily with no effort." For example:
A: Can you fix this?
B: (I can fix it with) Both hands tied behind my back. Piece of cake.
A: Can you fix this? Do you need any tools or anything to do it?
B: (I can fix it with) Both hands tied behind my back, with nothing (with no tools, no anything needed).
A: Can you fix this?
B: (I can fix it with) Both hands tied behind my back. Piece of cake.
A: Can you fix this? Do you need any tools or anything to do it?
B: (I can fix it with) Both hands tied behind my back, with nothing (with no tools, no anything needed).
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