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NL888 Posted 12 years ago
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Covering...dressing?
1) Does "covering the Academy Awards" mean "reporting the Academy Awards"?
2) Does "dressing the celebrities" mean "to dress like the celebrities"?
Context:
Choi remembers that during the early days, when she was speaking to her mother about going to Los Angeles, covering the Academy Awards and dressing the celebrities, all her mom said in response: "What does it have to do with you?".
MOre:
http://www.chinadaily.com.cn/fashion/2014-01/26/content_17258601_3.htm
2) Does "dressing the celebrities" mean "to dress like the celebrities"?
Context:
Choi remembers that during the early days, when she was speaking to her mother about going to Los Angeles, covering the Academy Awards and dressing the celebrities, all her mom said in response: "What does it have to do with you?".
MOre:
http://www.chinadaily.com.cn/fashion/2014-01/26/content_17258601_3.htm
Top answer
1) Does "covering the Academy Awards" mean "reporting on the Academy Awards"? Yes 2) Does "dressing the celebrities" mean "to dress like the celebrities"? No.
- 1) Does "covering the Academy Awards" mean "reporting on the Academy Awards"?
- Yes 2) Does "dressing the celebrities" mean "to dress like the celebrities"?
- No.
- it means 'providing clothes to the celebrities, that they will wear'.
- ".
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1) Does "covering the Academy Awards" mean "reporting on the Academy Awards"? Yes
2) Does "dressing the celebrities" mean "to dress like the celebrities"? No. it means 'providing clothes to the celebrities, that they will wear'.
Context:
Choi remem
2) Does "dressing the celebrities" mean "to dress like the celebrities"? No. it means 'providing clothes to the celebrities, that they will wear'.
Context:
Choi remem
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