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Gurgen Posted 14 years ago
Vocabulary
She'd go all D.A. on me.
-Everything cool? -Yeah, just calling a friendabout homework. -A friend at school's just going through some stuff. -I may not be a detective yet, but I was a teenager. -Promise you won't tell Mom? She'd go all D.A. on me.
I don't understand taht sentence:
She'd go all D.A. on me.
2. example:
I'm not saying I want you to go
all Sweet Valley High on me.
I don't understand taht sentence:
She'd go all D.A. on me.
2. example:
I'm not saying I want you to go
all Sweet Valley High on me.
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Every country has its own system of laws. Here in the United States of America, it is the job of someone called a " d istrict a ttorney" to decide whether a person should be charged with a crime. For example, let's say that the police say that Mr.
- Every country has its own system of laws.
- Here in the United States of America, it is the job of someone called a " d istrict a ttorney" to decide whether a person should be charged with a crime.
- For example, let's say that the police say that Mr.
- X did something bad.
- A.
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Every country has its own system of laws.
Here in the United States of America, it is the job of someone called a "district attorney" to decide whether a person
should be charged with a crime. For example, let's say that the police say that Mr. X did something bad. The D.A. then
decides whether or not Mr. X must go on trial. Before s/he makes this decis
Here in the United States of America, it is the job of someone called a "district attorney" to decide whether a person
should be charged with a crime. For example, let's say that the police say that Mr. X did something bad. The D.A. then
decides whether or not Mr. X must go on trial. Before s/he makes this decis
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The grammatical pattern is
to go all X on Y.
(X is a proper noun amazingly often, but it need not be. Y is a person. See examples below.)
The meaning is -- to act like (an) X (or like people associated with X) toward person Y.
It's very informal usage.
If you don't know what X is - and it's usually a term from popular culture - you'll ha
to go all X on Y.
(X is a proper noun amazingly often, but it need not be. Y is a person. See examples below.)
The meaning is -- to act like (an) X (or like people associated with X) toward person Y.
It's very informal usage.
If you don't know what X is - and it's usually a term from popular culture - you'll ha
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