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Golraz Posted 13 years ago
Vocabulary
Q8. What does this sentence mean?
Could you please tell me what the following sentence mean?
'I guess that you run up a bill on a credit card.'
Thank you.
'I guess that you run up a bill on a credit card.'
Thank you.
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) to a credit card. "a bill" means that amount of money which you owe and "run up" means to keep on increasing.
- ) to a credit card.
- "a bill" means that amount of money which you owe and "run up" means to keep on increasing.
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You keep charging your expenses (at a bar, a hotel, etc.) to a credit card.
"a bill" means that amount of money which you owe and "run up" means to keep on increasing.
"a bill" means that amount of money which you owe and "run up" means to keep on increasing.
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