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BAYRAM ERDEM Posted 12 years ago
Vocabulary

enough

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Is the sentence below meaningful? What does it mean?

Haven't you already had enough of snow so far?
  

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It means the person spoken to (eg a child) wants more snow (or to play more in it) and the speaker (eg adult) is either surprised (neutral), or suggesting the snow isn't to be liked so much (because he wants to go indoors and may go on to do so) d

— Meteorquake

  • It means the person spoken to (eg a child) wants more snow (or to play more in it) and the speaker (eg adult) is either surprised (neutral), or suggesting the snow isn't to be liked so much (because he wants to go indoors and may go on to do so) d
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It means the person spoken to (eg a child) wants more snow (or to play more in it) and the speaker (eg adult) is either surprised (neutral), or suggesting the snow isn't to be liked so much (because he wants to go indoors and may go on to do so)
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Thank you for your swift reply Dear Meteor Quake.

By the way, don't you think there is a romantic idea about winter, the image of the blue skies, the snow on the trees? I think it looks very attractive.
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I think it depends on circumstances.
An elderly person or someone used to a warmer country will feel it as quite cold (compared to a young person), and someone who is struggling to pay for heating may well not enjoy it.
But if people are in a comfortable position, they are in a better position to enjoy it
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