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Tania77maria Posted 16 years ago
Vocabulary
If you don't look the part, you won't get the part!
I can't make out the meaning of the sentence above. Does it mean that if you don't show interest or don't work for something , you won't get it????
Thank you in advance .
Thank you in advance .
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Hi, No. It means eg If you go for an interview for a job as a truck-driver, you need to look like one, dress like one, act like one. eg If you go for an interview for a job as a manager, you need to look like one, dress like one, act like one.
- Hi, No.
- It means eg If you go for an interview for a job as a truck-driver, you need to look like one, dress like one, act like one.
- eg If you go for an interview for a job as a manager, you need to look like one, dress like one, act like one.
- Clive
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Hi,
No. It means
eg If you go for an interview for a job as a truck-driver, you need to look like one, dress like one, act like one.
eg If you go for an interview for a job as a manager, you need to look like one, dress like one, act like one.
Clive
No. It means
eg If you go for an interview for a job as a truck-driver, you need to look like one, dress like one, act like one.
eg If you go for an interview for a job as a manager, you need to look like one, dress like one, act like one.
Clive
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If you don't look the part, you won't get the part! (missing image)
Hi,This sounds more like an acting gig than a nine-to-five job.
In what context did you find this quote?
Regards, - A.
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