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JCDenton Posted 16 years ago
Vocabulary

Phrase "basque in the glory" (from Ramsay's Kitchen Nighmares)

Hi guys,

could you help me with the phrase "basque in the glory"? Please what does it mean exactly?

Context: It's again from the show Kitchen Nightmares, where Gordon Ramsay just helped the chef-owner with relaunching of his restaurant. The big pull for the locals, the price, has worked and everyone was leaving the restaurant with positive feelings. Gordon is commenting it...

Gordon: Nick's got the stamp of approval. Making a fresh start has worked,
so if Nick wants to (?)basque in the glory(?) = ? again, he'd better stick to the new regime.

thanks a lot in advance

Tomas
  

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Hi, bask basque in the glory. revel in the glory (of having a very successful restaurant), very much enjoy the glory. Clive

— Clive

  • Hi, bask basque in the glory.
  • revel in the glory (of having a very successful restaurant), very much enjoy the glory.
  • Clive
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Hi,



bask basque in the glory.

revel in the glory (of having a very successful restaurant), very much enjoy the glory.



Clive
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Perfect, I understand, thanks a lot Clive. [Y]
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Ooh, for a minute I thought it must be a French country cuisine restaurant and it was a dreadful, dreadful pun.
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