Getting there

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What does it marna “getting there”?130km/h isn’t considered fast but it’s getting there. Thanks

AlpheccaStars · Accepted Answer

anonymousmarna

Marna?? Please explain.

MountainHiker · Answer

What does it ~~marna~~ mean “getting there”?
130km/h isn’t considered fast but it’s getting there.

It means that it is approaching.

For example, perhaps you consider 130 km/h (space between number and km/h) to be quick but not fast. You consider fast to be 150 km/h.

Then you might say, "130 km/h isn’t considered fast but it’s getting there."

That translates to roughly, although 130 km/h is not fast, it is almost fast (or it is approaching fast).

Think of getting there as approaching in this sentence. 130 km/h is getting close to our definition or feeling of fast.

If you need more clarification, please ask.

I hope that helps.

CalifJim · Answer

anonymousisn’t considered fast but it’s getting there

but it's close (to being considered fast)

CJ

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