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Anonymous Posted 21 years ago
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'MORE ABOUT THAN SHORTLY' and 'HIS HEART ON HIS ELEEVE'
Hello friends, I would like to know the exactly meaning of these two expressions:
'more about that shortly'
and other this 'his heart on his sleeve' on this sentence:
'He didn't wear his HEART ON HIS SLEEVE. I never saw him cry.'
Thanks in advance, Any.
'more about that shortly'
and other this 'his heart on his sleeve' on this sentence:
'He didn't wear his HEART ON HIS SLEEVE. I never saw him cry.'
Thanks in advance, Any.
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Hello, Anon, "shortly" means "soon", "in a short while"; so it means "you'll get/I'll give you further information about the topic in a short while". When you wear your heart on your sleeve, it means that you make your feelings and/or opinions obvious to the others. Si your sentence means: "He never let his feelings show".
- Hello, Anon, "shortly" means "soon", "in a short while"; so it means "you'll get/I'll give you further information about the topic in a short while".
- When you wear your heart on your sleeve, it means that you make your feelings and/or opinions obvious to the others.
- Si your sentence means: "He never let his feelings show".
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Hello, Anon,
"shortly" means "soon", "in a short while"; so it means "you'll get/I'll give you further information about the topic in a short while".
When you wear your heart on your sleeve, it means that you make your feelings and/or opinions obvious to the others. Si your sentence means: "He never let his feelings show".
"shortly" means "soon", "in a short while"; so it means "you'll get/I'll give you further information about the topic in a short while".
When you wear your heart on your sleeve, it means that you make your feelings and/or opinions obvious to the others. Si your sentence means: "He never let his feelings show".
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