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Jeff_Mosawy Posted 15 years ago
Vocabulary
Someone who rocks
Hi all.
Please some one tells me about the meaning of "Someone who rocks". What does it mean?
Thank you all.
Jeff
Please some one tells me about the meaning of "Someone who rocks". What does it mean?
Thank you all.
Jeff
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You rock! It's an acknowledgement of excellence. It's a sign of admiration.
- You rock!
- It's an acknowledgement of excellence.
- It's a sign of admiration.
- It's popular slang - very low register in my opinion.
- You'll never hear me saying it.
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You rock!
It's an acknowledgement of excellence. It's a sign of admiration. It's popular slang - very low register in my opinion. You'll never hear me saying it.
It's an acknowledgement of excellence. It's a sign of admiration. It's popular slang - very low register in my opinion. You'll never hear me saying it.
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Wow! But please read this phrase, when I was translating it to my language, I think that slang didn't mean you are excellent or something like that. Perhaps I'm wrong.
Here is the phrase:
Here is the phrase:
Check it out!!!!! the GIRLS WHO ROCKhighlight video is now available and guess what song that is
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"Girls Who Rock" seems to be the title of a rock 'n' roll band. I imagine it's an all-female band. I suppose they gave themselves that name because they wanted to project the image of people who are great at what they do and are worth being admired for how well they sing and play. They see themselves as energetic and exuberant.
The word 'rock' has its origin in rock 'n' roll music, of
The word 'rock' has its origin in rock 'n' roll music, of
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Um..."Rock 'n' Roll" celebrates body movements, but the dance it celebrates happens in bed. It's why the grown-ups were so riled up. (Are they ever NOT riled up about the kids' music?)
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