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Pen slide 883 Posted 7 years ago
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Eat around ?

Hi teachers.

I would like to know What 'eat around' means here. (on TV commercial)

Two campers were chased by two bears and narrowly escaped.

B1: I just wanted to hug them.

B2: I was going to eat them.

B1. I thought you were a vegan.

B2: That's my cheat day so I will just eat around it.

Thanks in advance~~~

  

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If B1 and B2 mean bear no. 1 and bear no. 2, respectively, then the fourth line apparently means: "Although I'm a vegan, typically, on one day of each week, I cheat, and don't adhere to a strict vegan diet, and I decided to make today that day.

  • If B1 and B2 mean bear no.
  • 1 and bear no.
  • 2, respectively, then the fourth line apparently means: "Although I'm a vegan, typically, on one day of each week, I cheat, and don't adhere to a strict vegan diet, and I decided to make today that day.
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If B1 and B2 mean bear no. 1 and bear no. 2, respectively, then the fourth line apparently means: "Although I'm a vegan, typically, on one day of each week, I cheat, and don't adhere to a strict vegan diet, and I decided to make today that day. I was going to 'eat around [outside of] my usual diet' today by having a meal of campers."

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