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Gtivan Posted 21 years ago
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00 a ) We can go to eat and have pizza , maybe that's more up your alley 02 br
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00 b ) Something that's right up my alley 02 br
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00 How can I interpret these 2 sentences, Is the meaning in both like a forced decision ? 02 br
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00 3) Meaning of "on the rebound " 02 br
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00 a ) Election Result: poor dear Theresa lost to bad old Arthur, by way more than 537 votes. If you hope to catch her ON THE REBOUND , now is the time! 02 br
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00 b ) Jets Hope to Catch Fins on the Rebound 02 br
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00 a ) We can go to eat and have pizza , maybe that's more up your alley 02 br
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00 2 ) Meaning of Fender Bender, Is this some kind of scam ? 02 br
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00 3) Meaning of "on the rebound " 02 br
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00 a ) Election Result: poor dear Theresa lost to bad old Arthur, by way more than 537 votes. If you hope to catch her ON THE REBOUND , now is the time! 02 br
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00 b ) Jets Hope to Catch Fins on the Rebound 02 br
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0 Hi gtivan, 02 br 00 Regarding to your first question the Cambridge dictionary says: If something is (right) up someone's alley, it is exactly the type of thing that they know about or like to do. 02 br 00 So, a) means that you prefer or like to have pizza; and b) means something that I like. As you see, none of them indicate a forced decision.
- 0 Hi gtivan, 02 br 00 Regarding to your first question the Cambridge dictionary says: If something is (right) up someone's alley, it is exactly the type of thing that they know about or like to do.
- 02 br 00 So, a) means that you prefer or like to have pizza; and b) means something that I like.
- As you see, none of them indicate a forced decision.
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0 Hi gtivan, 02 br
00 Regarding to your first question the Cambridge dictionary says: If something is (right) up someone's alley, it is exactly the type of thing that they know about or like to do. 02 br
00 So, a) means that you prefer or like to have pizza; and b) means something that I like. As you see, none of them indicate a forced decision. 0-
00 Regarding to your first question the Cambridge dictionary says: If something is (right) up someone's alley, it is exactly the type of thing that they know about or like to do. 02 br
00 So, a) means that you prefer or like to have pizza; and b) means something that I like. As you see, none of them indicate a forced decision. 0-
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0 Fender bender -- car crash, but not serious (fender is AmE for waht in BrE is called the bumper of a car) 02 br
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00 On the rebound --- unhappy and confused because a close, romantic relationship of yours has recently finished 02 br
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00 She was on the rebound when she met Jack. 02 br
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00 Six months after Julia left him, he marr
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00 On the rebound --- unhappy and confused because a close, romantic relationship of yours has recently finished 02 br
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00 She was on the rebound when she met Jack. 02 br
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00 Six months after Julia left him, he marr
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