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Kapa Posted 11 years ago
Vocabulary

Meaning

Hello friends,

Could you please confirm me if I am right on the meaning of following bold phrase?

“It’s not that, it’s—­Jean Louise, dating a boy is one thing, but marrying him’s another. You must take all things into account. Henry’s background—­”
“—­is literally the same as mine. We grew up in each other’s pockets.”
“There’s a drinking streak in that family—­”
“Aunty, there’s a drinking streak in every family.”
Alexandra’s back stiffened. “Not in the Finch family.”

My interpretation: bad reputation

Thank you
  

Top answer

Well, it may give them a bad reputation, but what it actually says is that some members of the family drink too much alcohol.

  • Well, it may give them a bad reputation, but what it actually says is that some members of the family drink too much alcohol.
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Well, it may give them a bad reputation, but what it actually says is that some members of the family drink too much alcohol.

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