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Frogfish Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Can you tell me what this sentence means?
HI,all
Could you please tell me what it means?
" I don't want to put you out"
Thanks,
gugu
Could you please tell me what it means?
" I don't want to put you out"
Thanks,
gugu
Top answer
It means I do not want to inconvenience you, make you go out of your way, path.
- It means I do not want to inconvenience you, make you go out of your way, path.
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It means I do not want to inconvenience you, make you go out of your way, path.
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frogfishI don't want to put you outI don't want to inconvenience you. I don't want to cause you any inconvenience. I don't want to disturb your usual routine.
CJ
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put you/someone out = to cause problems for someone by making them do something for you
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I agree with you all!
It depends though:
to put out from/to
to put smth out ( and there are a lot of meanings here )
to put smb out ( many meanings also here )
...and others
It would be easier if you look it up in your dictionary. It's a phrasal verb. And then you may consult also synonyms and anthonyms. After that, for what will be stil
It depends though:
to put out from/to
to put smth out ( and there are a lot of meanings here )
to put smb out ( many meanings also here )
...and others
It would be easier if you look it up in your dictionary. It's a phrasal verb. And then you may consult also synonyms and anthonyms. After that, for what will be stil
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What does it mean when someone says they dont want to cause any problems
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