I read the sentence in the book the fault in our stars I don't understand it I also searched in the internet but not help can you explain it and give me an example. thank you !
" "To suck at something " is vulgar slang for being unable to do it well.
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The actual wording is "The contraption was necessary because my lungs sucked at being lungs." "To suck at something" is vulgar slang for being unable to do it well.
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This does not make any sense. It is apparent from Google search that the correct quote is:
The contraption was necessary because my lungs sucked at being lungs.
To "suck at something" (slang) means to do something very badly, to perform very poorly at a task. In