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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
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What does 'time mind' mean in the following in simple terms?
"In fact, what's the most expensive thing you have accidentally broken.
Personally I've not accidentally broken anything particularly expensive so far,
and I've been let near some pretty expensive kit actually. There's still time
mind. "
Thanks so much.
"In fact, what's the most expensive thing you have accidentally broken.
Personally I've not accidentally broken anything particularly expensive so far,
and I've been let near some pretty expensive kit actually. There's still time
mind. "
Thanks so much.
Top answer
The speaker is saying that though he/she hasn't broken anything expensive, there is still the possibilty that it could happen. There is still time for them to break something (bear that in) mind.
- The speaker is saying that though he/she hasn't broken anything expensive, there is still the possibilty that it could happen.
- There is still time for them to break something (bear that in) mind.
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The speaker is saying that though he/she hasn't broken anything expensive, there is still the possibilty that it could happen. There is still time for them to break something (bear that in) mind.
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Hi,
What does 'time mind' mean in the following in simple terms?
"In fact, what's the most expensive thing you have accidentally broken.
Personally I've not accidentally broken anything particularly expensive so far,
and I've been let near some pretty expensive kit actually. There's still time,
What does 'time mind' mean in the following in simple terms?
"In fact, what's the most expensive thing you have accidentally broken.
Personally I've not accidentally broken anything particularly expensive so far,
and I've been let near some pretty expensive kit actually. There's still time,
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