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Sahel98 Posted 6 years ago
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What does this sentence mean? I don't know the exact meaning of "out of" in that.
We have the most trouble out of them.
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sahel98 out of from; because of In other words, They give us the most trouble . To my ear it's a very unusual way of saying it. It may be a regional phrasing.
- sahel98 out of from; because of In other words, They give us the most trouble .
- To my ear it's a very unusual way of saying it.
- It may be a regional phrasing.
- CJ
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sahel98out of
from; because of
In other words, They give us the most trouble.
To my ear it's a very unusual way of saying it. It may be a regional phrasing.
CJ
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