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Thanks3 Posted 5 years ago
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"He got in my face"?
I saw a sentence: "He got in my face." What does that mean?
"He made me angry" or "He criticized me" or something else? And why is that?
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Literally, it means he stood in front of me very closely, so that his face was just a few inches away from my face. Figuratively,it means that he deliberately tried to annoy me. Clive
- Literally, it means he stood in front of me very closely, so that his face was just a few inches away from my face.
- Figuratively,it means that he deliberately tried to annoy me.
- Clive
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Literally, it means he stood in front of me very closely, so that his face was just a few inches away from my face.
Figuratively,it means that he deliberately tried to annoy me.
Clive
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