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Lcchang Posted 20 years ago
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put the man or woman
I saw this sentence in a book.
She may put the man or the woman at my table.
Is there any particular meaning in this sentence? Please advise.
LCChang
She may put the man or the woman at my table.
Is there any particular meaning in this sentence? Please advise.
LCChang
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Lcchang I saw this sentence in a book. She may put the man or the woman at my table. Is there any particular meaning in this sentence?
- Lcchang I saw this sentence in a book.
- She may put the man or the woman at my table.
- Is there any particular meaning in this sentence?
- Please advise.
- No meaning in particular.
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LcchangI saw this sentence in a book.No meaning in particular. Clumsy English and obscure in meaning. Probably means the person may have a person of either *** to dine.
She may put the man or the woman at my table.
Is there any particular meaning in this sentence? Please advise.
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Hi,
This probably relates to a situation in a public dining room, often of a hotel, where the manager is in charge of seating and where guests share a table. If I'm seated at a table and another guest comes in to eat, the manager may put the man or the woman at my table.
Best wishes, Clive
This probably relates to a situation in a public dining room, often of a hotel, where the manager is in charge of seating and where guests share a table. If I'm seated at a table and another guest comes in to eat, the manager may put the man or the woman at my table.
Best wishes, Clive
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