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Mango pen 189 Posted 7 years ago
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Get me going

A: We have to reduced energy usage by %15. That means no more laminating Santiago.


B: Oh, that's fine. It is not the thing that gives me the most pleasure in life. Interacting other people, that's what gets me going. (B is real nerd. She like everyhing about planning, binders, pencils, etc. B says this line in not a persuasive way. She really takes pleasure laminating her papers.


This dialogue is from an american sitcom.


What does "get me going" mean. I have made a research on internet but I think here it means different than the meanings I have find out while searching. I think it means something like "give me motivation to live". But I am not sure.

  

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Here, "gets me going" means "inspires me," "gives me pleasure.

  • Here, "gets me going" means "inspires me," "gives me pleasure.
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Here, "gets me going" means "inspires me," "gives me pleasure.

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