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JungKim Posted 11 years ago
Vocabulary
He's a sickness.
In "Avengers: Age of Ultron" the movie, Ultron shouts, "Don't compare me with Stark! He's a sickness!"
Does this mean that he's disgusting?
Is this word 'sickness' usually understood as describing a person in a construction like "someone is a sickness"?
Does this mean that he's disgusting?
Is this word 'sickness' usually understood as describing a person in a construction like "someone is a sickness"?
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JungKim Does this mean that he's disgusting? Probably something like that. In any case he's someone to be avoided, I'd assume.
- JungKim Does this mean that he's disgusting?
- Probably something like that.
- In any case he's someone to be avoided, I'd assume.
- JungKim Is this word 'sickness' usually understood as describing a person in a construction like "someone is a sickness"?
- No.
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JungKimDoes this mean that he's disgusting?Probably something like that. In any case he's someone to be avoided, I'd assume.
JungKimIs this word 'sickness' usually understood as describing a person in a construction like "someone is a sickness"?No. This is just fanciful movie language. So far the expression has not beco
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