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Mr. Tom Posted 10 years ago
Vocabulary
Idiom: bat out of her league
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Could you please tell me if he says "batting out of her league"? Is it an idiom? If it is, it's not available online?
at 0:50
Also, it you could take a minute out ...
Does he say?
go it alone at 0:10 [a standard phrase?]
-- the squirrel has gone from snake killer to _______ cat? [at 1:20] scary cat?
Thanks,
Tom
Could you please tell me if he says "batting out of her league"? Is it an idiom? If it is, it's not available online?
at 0:50
Also, it you could take a minute out ...
Does he say?
go it alone at 0:10 [a standard phrase?]
-- the squirrel has gone from snake killer to _______ cat? [at 1:20] scary cat?
Thanks,
Tom
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Mr. Tom -- the squirrel has gone from snake killer to _____ cat? [at 1:20] scary cat?
- Mr.
- Tom -- the squirrel has gone from snake killer to _____ cat?
- [at 1:20] scary cat?
- Scaredy cat go it alone - do it by yourself without help.
- Mr.
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Mr. Tom-- the squirrel has gone from snake killer to _____ cat? [at 1:20] scary cat?Scaredy cat
go it alone - do it by yourself without help.
Mr. Tombatting out of her league"? Is it an idiom?batting out of one's league
Comes from American baseball which has the big leagues (the most professional
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