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I've read the expression " I gonna get down with my baby" in what I think is a romantic song. I've checked my English dictionary but it was not help. Could you help me? I think it is American English. Does it mean to reconcile? Thanks.
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Get down = boogie = dance. Presumably it derives from "Get down onto the dance floor". In any case, it's slang, and it unlikely to be understood except in the lyrics of pop songs.
- Get down = boogie = dance.
- Presumably it derives from "Get down onto the dance floor".
- In any case, it's slang, and it unlikely to be understood except in the lyrics of pop songs.
- Rommie
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Get down = boogie = dance.
Presumably it derives from "Get down onto the dance floor". In any case, it's slang, and it unlikely to be understood except in the lyrics of pop songs.
Rommie
Presumably it derives from "Get down onto the dance floor". In any case, it's slang, and it unlikely to be understood except in the lyrics of pop songs.
Rommie
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