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Stevenukd Posted 19 years ago
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CHILL OUT
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00 - In a live music show of the band FIVE, before they sang they said to their fans " come on guys, just sit back, relax, chil out and enjoy yourself". 02 br
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00 - "relax", "chill out", and "sit back" are the same meaning, right? but why do they say these sentences continuously? I think "just sit back" is enough, right? 02 br
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00 Thanks very much to Teachers, 02 br
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00 - In a live music show of the band FIVE, before they sang they said to their fans " come on guys, just sit back, relax, chil out and enjoy yourself". 02 br
02 br
00 - "relax", "chill out", and "sit back" are the same meaning, right? but why do they say these sentences continuously? I think "just sit back" is enough, right? 02 br
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00 Thanks very much to Teachers, 02 br
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00 Stevenukd. 0-
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0 It is not an essay, Steven, it's not a TOEFL test, y' know what I mean?-- I mean, it's just some performers talking, trying to chat with their audience, you know-- to make conversation, to chat them up and at the same time get them into the mood, get them feeling right for the kind of music they're going to hear, that the band hopes they're going to enjoy if they're laid back and chilled out, r
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