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Mitsuo23 Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Meaning of "The Drill"
Hi,
I would like to know the meaning of the "drill" which I found in a book.
"The hookers can smell a new desk clerk from down the block, but I know the drill.
Thank you in advance,
M
I would like to know the meaning of the "drill" which I found in a book.
"The hookers can smell a new desk clerk from down the block, but I know the drill.
Thank you in advance,
M
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the drill = the correct way of doing something
- the drill = the correct way of doing something
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Sometimes "the drill" can refer to a [meaningless] routine which is required if one is going to [be allowed to] play the game. It's usually something you'd prefer not to do. It's a cynical remark.
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Thanks,
the drill = the correct way of doing something
This made perfect sense to me.
the drill = the correct way of doing something
This made perfect sense to me.
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