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JungKim Posted 13 years ago
Vocabulary
He used to live roundabouts.
In Iron Man 3 (the movie):
Tony Stark: What's the official story here? What happened?
Harley Keener: I guess this guy named Chad Davis, used to live roundabouts, won a bunch of medals in the army. One day, folks said he went crazy and made, you know, a bomb. Then he blew himself up right here.
What does "live roundabouts" mean?
Tony Stark: What's the official story here? What happened?
Harley Keener: I guess this guy named Chad Davis, used to live roundabouts, won a bunch of medals in the army. One day, folks said he went crazy and made, you know, a bomb. Then he blew himself up right here.
What does "live roundabouts" mean?
Top answer
He lives around here. He lives in this neighbourhood. Clive
- He lives around here.
- He lives in this neighbourhood.
- Clive
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So "roundabouts" here is used as an adverb.
But why can't I find this term in any dictionary I know of?
Is this some sort of slang?
But why can't I find this term in any dictionary I know of?
Is this some sort of slang?
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