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Angliholic Posted 18 years ago
Grammar

slip into your seat

You slip into your seat at the dining table, put on a harness and then up, up, and up you go!

Hi,
Is it correct to interpret "slip into" in the above as "have a seat quickly?" Thanks.
  

Top answer

Yes. Quickly, perhaps silently and unnoticed.

— Philip

  • Yes.
  • Quickly, perhaps silently and unnoticed.
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Yes. Quickly, perhaps silently and unnoticed.
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Hi,
Yes. Quckly and easily, and possibly quietly.

What is the harness all about?

Clive
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CliveHi,
Yes. Quckly and easily, and possibly quietly.

What is the harness all about?

Clive

I found that intriguing myself, but I decided it is probably none of my business [different strokes for different folks].
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I think its something like this...

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-451569/Pie-sky-The-150ft-high-restaurant.html
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