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Shaz Posted 23 years ago
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what is the meaning of the following sentences.
1.I wouldn't like to be in his shoes.
2. He keeps beefing about me to my parents.
3.I'm planing to beef up some money.Are the above two sentences correct and would like to know the meaning as well.(A).
4.I don't like watching cricket it's not my cup of tea.I would prefer Tennis.
1.I wouldn't like to be in his shoes.
2. He keeps beefing about me to my parents.
3.I'm planing to beef up some money.Are the above two sentences correct and would like to know the meaning as well.(A).
4.I don't like watching cricket it's not my cup of tea.I would prefer Tennis.
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1. " means "I wouldn't like to be in his situation". 2.
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- " means "I wouldn't like to be in his situation".
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- " "Beef" means to complain.
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1. "I wouldn't like to be in his shoes." means "I wouldn't like to be in his situation".
2. "He keeps beefing about me to his parents." "Beef" means to complain.
3. "I'm planning to beef up some money." I'm not really familiar with this one, but "beef up" in general means to increase the size of something.
4. "...it's not my cup of tea." means "It's not something I enjoy."
2. "He keeps beefing about me to his parents." "Beef" means to complain.
3. "I'm planning to beef up some money." I'm not really familiar with this one, but "beef up" in general means to increase the size of something.
4. "...it's not my cup of tea." means "It's not something I enjoy."
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