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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
Grammar

Idiom

Hello, I would like to know the meaning and conkotation of the english idiom suck it and see and also where it is used. Thanks
  

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It's not an American English idiom. Be careful of using the verb "suck" as it can be offensive.

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  • It's not an American English idiom.
  • Be careful of using the verb "suck" as it can be offensive.
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It's not an American English idiom.
Be careful of using the verb "suck" as it can be offensive.
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It simply means try it to see what it's like in BrE:
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There is an English phrase "suck it up" which means to stop complaining and just get on with some unpleasant task. I imagine "suck it," generally delivered as an insult to someone who has lost a competition of some kind, might be derived from the slightly longer usage.
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Here is some background information.
http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=Suck%20it%20and%20See

This idiom is not used in N. America.
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