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Madhulk Posted 18 years ago
Vocabulary
Celebrate...
After Chloe and Jimmy's engagement...
Chloe: It's a shame your parent couldn't be here. I would have really loved to celebrate
your impeccable taste (to share his taste for the evening?) with them.
Jimmy: Well, they send their love. Dad is this close to closing
a big deal in London. His, um, priorities are a little
out of whack, but he means well. He has no bad feelings for them?
Chloe: You know what was my favorite
part of the evening?
Jimmy: If you say Lois' toast, I'm getting a prenup. He'll leave her?
Chloe: It's a shame your parent couldn't be here. I would have really loved to celebrate
your impeccable taste (to share his taste for the evening?) with them.
Jimmy: Well, they send their love. Dad is this close to closing
a big deal in London. His, um, priorities are a little
out of whack, but he means well. He has no bad feelings for them?
Chloe: You know what was my favorite
part of the evening?
Jimmy: If you say Lois' toast, I'm getting a prenup. He'll leave her?
Top answer
"to celebrate your impeccable taste" = to celebrate his incredible preference, style, choice "but he means well" = Even though his priorities are out of whack, his intentions are good. He tries to do the right thing. "getting a prenup" = Prenup is short for prenuptual agreement.
- "to celebrate your impeccable taste" = to celebrate his incredible preference, style, choice "but he means well" = Even though his priorities are out of whack, his intentions are good.
- He tries to do the right thing.
- "getting a prenup" = Prenup is short for prenuptual agreement.
- In the States, because there is such a high divorce rate, many couples get prenup agreements.
- A prenup is a legal document stating who gets what if the relationship ends in divorce.
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"to celebrate your impeccable taste" = to celebrate his incredible preference, style, choice
"but he means well" = Even though his priorities are out of whack, his intentions are good. He tries to do the right thing.
"getting a prenup" = Prenup is short for prenuptual agreement. In the States, because there is such a high divorce rate, many couples get prenup agreements. A prenup is a le
"but he means well" = Even though his priorities are out of whack, his intentions are good. He tries to do the right thing.
"getting a prenup" = Prenup is short for prenuptual agreement. In the States, because there is such a high divorce rate, many couples get prenup agreements. A prenup is a le
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Chloe: It's a shame your parent couldn't be here. I would have really loved to celebrate
your impeccable taste (to share his taste for the evening?) with them.
She's making a joke...his "impeccable taste" is that he's marrying her.
His, um, priorities are a little
out of whack, but he means well. He has no bad feelings
your impeccable taste (to share his taste for the evening?) with them.
She's making a joke...his "impeccable taste" is that he's marrying her.
His, um, priorities are a little
out of whack, but he means well. He has no bad feelings
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