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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
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Heard this 2 sentences

In a basketball game, I heard

I don't understand 'his arsenal'.

He has an array of shots his arsenal.

I don't think I heard properly. I should be something like this. To give an inch or 2 to'
He gives an inch or 2 to his opponent.
I think he's trying to say 'He is shorter than his opponent by an inch or 2'

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Anonymous 'his arsenal'. His collection of shots that he can make well. Anonymous He gives an inch or 2 to his opponent.

— Mister Micawber

  • Anonymous 'his arsenal'.
  • His collection of shots that he can make well.
  • Anonymous He gives an inch or 2 to his opponent.
  • I think he's trying to say 'He is shorter than his opponent by an inch or 2' Probably not.
  • 'to give an inch' = to yield (in power, effort or decision).
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Anonymous'his arsenal'.
His collection of shots that he can make well.
AnonymousHe gives an inch or 2 to his opponent. I think he's trying to say 'He is shorter than his opponent by an inch or 2'
Probably not. 'to give an inch' = to yield (in power, effort or decision).
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