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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
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is this idiom or something?

"Who gave him his shoe in recognition of his achievements?"<< what's this supposed to mean? i have no idea if it's literally mean someone gave him a shoe or there was hidden meaning behind it. i tried to find idiom about shoe but i haven't seen any of it much relevant. Thank you.
  

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Anonymous what's this supposed to mean? i have no idea Nor do I—and you have supplied no context to help us help you, either.

— Mister Micawber

  • Anonymous what's this supposed to mean?
  • i have no idea Nor do I—and you have supplied no context to help us help you, either.
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Anonymous what's this supposed to mean? i have no idea
Nor do I—and you have supplied no context to help us help you, either.
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ah sorry sir. it's a part of my homework so i thought it's not okay to ask people to solve it to me. the question was "Who had the idea to get condoms and contraceptives blessed by a well-known monk, thus single-handedly implementing effective birth control in his country? What are the other social projects this man is engaged in within his country? Who gave him his shoe in recognition of his ach
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AnonymousWho gave him his shoe in recognition of his achievements?".
This is no idiom. Presumably someone gave him a shoe as an award.
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AnonymousWho gave him his shoe in recognition of his achievements?".
I've never heard or seen anything that resembles this.
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AnonymousWho gave him his shoe in recognition of his achievements?
Maybe it's sarcastic. Somebody threw a shoe at him.

CJ
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