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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
Vocabulary
Meaning of what you've got on me
"Very rude Sam. Hanging up when I am telling you how little I care is very rude."
"That's why I'm calling, Josh. I've heard your little speeches before. I want to know what you've got on me."
Thanks so much.
"That's why I'm calling, Josh. I've heard your little speeches before. I want to know what you've got on me."
Thanks so much.
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To me, it doesn't make sense, Jin. Normally, to have something on someone has two uses: 1. A has nothing on B .
- To me, it doesn't make sense, Jin.
- Normally, to have something on someone has two uses: 1.
- A has nothing on B .
- ) 2.
- A has something on B .
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To me, it doesn't make sense, Jin.
Normally, to have something on someone has two uses:
1. A has nothing on B. (A is in no way superior to B.)
2. A has something on B. (A knows something about B which could be used against B.)
These two uses have nothing to do with each other.
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Normally, to have something on someone has two uses:
1. A has nothing on B. (A is in no way superior to B.)
2. A has something on B. (A knows something about B which could be used against B.)
These two uses have nothing to do with each other.
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