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Aramahosi Posted 14 years ago
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But enough about that?
Is "But enough about that" an idiomatic phrase or something?
Although I bumped into the phrase in this cartoon's 0:13(), I can't clearly undestand what the "that"of "But enough about that" denotes. Or I guess it has an idiomatic meanings. Thanks in advance:)
Although I bumped into the phrase in this cartoon's 0:13(), I can't clearly undestand what the "that"of "But enough about that" denotes. Or I guess it has an idiomatic meanings. Thanks in advance:)
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I wouldn't say it's idiomatic. "That" is the city of Townville, or whatever it was. They made a little joke by suggesting that you were tired of hearing about Townville, when all they had said so far was the name of the place.
- I wouldn't say it's idiomatic.
- "That" is the city of Townville, or whatever it was.
- They made a little joke by suggesting that you were tired of hearing about Townville, when all they had said so far was the name of the place.
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I wouldn't say it's idiomatic. "That" is the city of Townville, or whatever it was. They made a little joke by suggesting that you were tired of hearing about Townville, when all they had said so far was the name of the place.
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