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Dela Posted 15 years ago
Vocabulary
Playground
She's got no concept of personal space. No respect for privacy. The world is her playground, and watch out below - Juli's on the slide!
I know every words in the above sentence, but cann't understand the meaning
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Is it saying that she doesn't have idea of privacy, treating everywhere like her playground. One must be careful all the time as Juli is on the slide and may rush down any time?
I know every words in the above sentence, but cann't understand the meaning
.Is it saying that she doesn't have idea of privacy, treating everywhere like her playground. One must be careful all the time as Juli is on the slide and may rush down any time?
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She's got no concept of personal space. No respect for privacy. = She does not respect other people's privacy or rights to personal space.
- She's got no concept of personal space.
- No respect for privacy.
- = She does not respect other people's privacy or rights to personal space.
- The world is her playground = He r place for pleasure, not others' pleasure.
- - = She ignores others' rights, safety, etc, just like a child who slides down a playground slide without noticing or caring whether she may hit and hurt another child.
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She's got no concept of personal space. No respect for privacy. = She does not respect other people's privacy or rights to personal space.
The world is her playground = Her place for pleasure, not others' pleasure.
and watch out below - Juli's on the slide!- = She ignores others' rights, safety, etc, just like a child who slides down a playgroun
The world is her playground = Her place for pleasure, not others' pleasure.
and watch out below - Juli's on the slide!- = She ignores others' rights, safety, etc, just like a child who slides down a playgroun
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Hi Dela
I think the sentences you give are trying to combine two ideas that, in my view, don't go together
A person's space is the area around them where they do not want other people to be unless they are invited. It may be, for many people, about a metre, though it depends on the circumstances and the social custom (and on the individual person)
If you are in a near e
I think the sentences you give are trying to combine two ideas that, in my view, don't go together
A person's space is the area around them where they do not want other people to be unless they are invited. It may be, for many people, about a metre, though it depends on the circumstances and the social custom (and on the individual person)
If you are in a near e
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