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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
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First big break in journalism came???
His first big break in journalism came when he was promoted to writing obituaries for the local newspaper.
What does the above sentence mean? " first big break in journalism came...."?? Don't quit get it.
What does the above sentence mean? " first big break in journalism came...."?? Don't quit get it.
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Aw, common, gimme a break! Boy, what a lucky break. I just won the Lotto!
- Aw, common, gimme a break!
- Boy, what a lucky break.
- I just won the Lotto!
- Geez, it's about time I got a break!
- ") A big break is a great opportunity which comes your way, or falls in your lap.
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Aw, common, gimme a break!
Boy, what a lucky break. I just won the Lotto!
Geez, it's about time I got a break! (not a work break, as in "take a break!")
A big break is a great opportunity which comes your way, or falls in your lap.
(Don'tquit quite
Boy, what a lucky break. I just won the Lotto!
Geez, it's about time I got a break! (not a work break, as in "take a break!")
A big break is a great opportunity which comes your way, or falls in your lap.
(Don't
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falls in your lap??
Do you mean like " to get lucky? or to get laid ? To have *** with someone else?
Are you saying " a big break " = " a great oppurtunity" = " get lucky" = " get laid"??
Do you mean like " to get lucky? or to get laid ? To have *** with someone else?
Are you saying " a big break " = " a great oppurtunity" = " get lucky" = " get laid"??
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It has nothing to do with ***.
It just means that you didn't do any hard work or effort to get the job.
It just means that you didn't do any hard work or effort to get the job.
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