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Lcchang Posted 19 years ago
Vocabulary

near someone crying

...Tears are a sign of our ability to feel. If you find yourself near someone crying, deal with it. And never be afraid to cry yourself....

I am afraid I don't get the meaning...If someone is "near" me and cries, why should I deal with it? Please advise.

LCChang
  

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In the context, it means you should not avoid or ignore a person who is crying. ) "Deal with it" = You should talk to/sympathize with/try to help the person who is crying. You should not ignore the fact that the person is crying.

— Yankee

  • In the context, it means you should not avoid or ignore a person who is crying.
  • ) "Deal with it" = You should talk to/sympathize with/try to help the person who is crying.
  • You should not ignore the fact that the person is crying.
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In the context, it means you should not avoid or ignore a person who is crying. (People sometimes do this because they don't know how to react to a person who is crying.)

"Deal with it" = You should talk to/sympathize with/try to help the person who is crying. You should not ignore the fact that the person is crying.
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I see. Thanks.

LCChang
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By the way, Yankee. Do you watch Major League baseball on TV? Chien-Ming ****, one of the Yankee's best pitchers, is from my country.
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Hi LCChang

I don't ususally choose to watch baseball on TV, but sometimes I have tobecause the male members of the family are watching it.
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YankeeHi LCChang

I don't ususally choose to watch baseball on TV, but sometimes I have tobecause the male members of the family are watching it.
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