It's all
Milo: Hi. Is this-is this where the-uh--the ales are?
Vicki: It's all two dollar vodka mixed with three dollar lemonade, want one?
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Milo is ordering alcohol from Vicki who is at the bar. How can I interpret "all" here Does it mean Vicki sells only one drink?
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In colloquial English. it's all something is used to introduce an example that characterizes the whole of something. eg That's a golf club for very rich men..
- In colloquial English.
- it's all something is used to introduce an example that characterizes the whole of something.
- eg That's a golf club for very rich men..
- It's all private jets and blonde trophy wives.
- eg c It's all two dollar vodka mixed with three dollar lemonade, This seems to me to mean that it is a place where the drinks are heap and you can get drunk easily and quickly.
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In colloquial English. it's all something is used to introduce an example that characterizes the whole of something.
eg That's a golf club for very rich men.. It's all private jets and blonde trophy wives.
eg c It's all two dollar vodka mixed with three dollar lemonade, This seems to me to mean that it is a place where the drinks are heap and yo
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