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How to understand “Trains are in my blood, as they say”.
The "train" is the transport?Why the train in my blood?
How to understand “Trains are in my blood, as they say”.
The "train" is the transport?Why the train in my blood?
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Hi,
The idiom 'something is in my blood' means that it is an essential part of my nature, often because my ancestors had the same nature.
eg Trains are in my blood. I've been fascinated by them since I was a child.
My parents were train-
The idiom 'something is in my blood' means that it is an essential part of my nature, often because my ancestors had the same nature.
eg Trains are in my blood. I've been fascinated by them since I was a child.
My parents were train-
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