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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Vocabulary
Have a bit too much for
Hi.
"Sunderland have got to be aggressive, positive and create a nervousness and anxiety among these United fans. If they can quieten the crowd down they will have a great opportunity, I'm not sure about United's back four but I think United will have a bit too much for Sunderland." [From the BBC Sport website.]
What does the expression have a bit too much for mean in the context?
Thank you.
"Sunderland have got to be aggressive, positive and create a nervousness and anxiety among these United fans. If they can quieten the crowd down they will have a great opportunity, I'm not sure about United's back four but I think United will have a bit too much for Sunderland." [From the BBC Sport website.]
What does the expression have a bit too much for mean in the context?
Thank you.
Top answer
be a bit too strong for Sunderland to cope with
- be a bit too strong for Sunderland to cope with
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... and maybe Sunderland will cope with that extra bit ...
Sunderland 2; MU 1
Dave
Sunderland 2; MU 1
Dave
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