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Cat navy 425 Posted 5 years ago
Grammar
Done for & done up
Hi everyone,
Please see the following sentences. I saw these sentences in a grammar book. Here I couldn't understand the meaning of the words "done for" and "done up".
The interview is done for.
Tomorrow is the exam. I am done up.
Please see the following sentences. I saw these sentences in a grammar book. Here I couldn't understand the meaning of the words "done for" and "done up".
The interview is done for.
Tomorrow is the exam. I am done up.
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Neither of those uses is in my dialect. "Done for" means "dying", and "done up" means "decorated" or "arranged nicely". cat navy 425 The interview is done for.
- Neither of those uses is in my dialect.
- "Done for" means "dying", and "done up" means "decorated" or "arranged nicely".
- cat navy 425 The interview is done for.
- " It is over.
- cat navy 425 Tomorrow is the exam.
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Neither of those uses is in my dialect. "Done for" means "dying", and "done up" means "decorated" or "arranged nicely".
cat navy 425The interview is done for.
This should be "The interview is done." It is over.
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