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Contraposition Posted 11 years ago
Could you pelase let me know what the two highlighted parts mean respectively?
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Could you pelase let me know what the two highlighted parts mean respectively?
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broke your way through ~ overcame you can never have too many eyes out ~ you can never have too many people keeping watch on things CJ
- broke your way through ~ overcame you can never have too many eyes out ~ you can never have too many people keeping watch on things CJ
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broke your way through ~ overcame
you can never have too many eyes out ~ you can never have too many people keeping watch on things
CJ
you can never have too many eyes out ~ you can never have too many people keeping watch on things
CJ
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Thank you for your answering.
But your explanation of the last sentence doesn't seem to fit with the context.
But your explanation of the last sentence doesn't seem to fit with the context.
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CalifJim's answers are correct.
Broke your way through a series of obstacles ... didn't you? = [You] overcame a series of obstacles ... didn't you?
"You can never have too many eyes out" =
You should not think "I am OK because I have enough eyes watching out for me" =
You should not be complacent =
You should always be on your guard.
Broke your way through a series of obstacles ... didn't you? = [You] overcame a series of obstacles ... didn't you?
"You can never have too many eyes out" =
You should not think "I am OK because I have enough eyes watching out for me" =
You should not be complacent =
You should always be on your guard.
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