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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Vocabulary
Choice words
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"It looks like the serve was out. Verdasco, who is already sat down, argues with the umpire, throwing in a few choice words, until Murray comes over and says that he's happy to agree that the serve was in. Great sportsmanship from the Scot." [From the BBC website.]
What does the noun phrase choice words mean in the context?
Thank you.
"It looks like the serve was out. Verdasco, who is already sat down, argues with the umpire, throwing in a few choice words, until Murray comes over and says that he's happy to agree that the serve was in. Great sportsmanship from the Scot." [From the BBC website.]
What does the noun phrase choice words mean in the context?
Thank you.
Top answer
It means 'rude words'. See ADJ 3 here .
- It means 'rude words'.
- See ADJ 3 here .
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