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Aussiesalute Posted 13 years ago
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What does it mean to work through the pitcher of beer?
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"To work through" and "the pitcher of beer" do not go together to form an idiom here. They are understood separately. To work through means to deal with.
- "To work through" and "the pitcher of beer" do not go together to form an idiom here.
- They are understood separately.
- To work through means to deal with.
- A pitcher of beer is a jug that contains beer.
- So I think to work through the pitcher of beer means to drink all of it.
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"To work through" and "the pitcher of beer" do not go together to form an idiom here. They are understood separately.
To work through means to deal with.
A pitcher of beer is a jug that contains beer.
So I think to work through the pitcher of beer means to drink all of it.
To work through means to deal with.
A pitcher of beer is a jug that contains beer.
So I think to work through the pitcher of beer means to drink all of it.
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