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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Vocabulary
Something-something
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I have two question regarding this sentence.
“It’s got serious street cred,” said Damon Dyer, a bartender at Louis 649 in the East Village, “and brings a certain something-something to a drink.”
1- What does something-something mean here?
2- What has got serious street cred? the liqueur?
The text is about Bénédictine liqueurs. I'm writing down the preceding sentence so that you can understand it better.
Its latest life — as a rediscovered component in haute cocktails — is currently unfolding, particularly in New York City, where craft bartenders have latched onto the liqueur in much the same way they’ve taken up Chartreuse, another herbal, monastery-derived liqueur.
“It’s got serious street cred,” said Damon Dyer, a bartender at Louis 649 in the East Village, “and brings a certain something-something to a drink.”
I have two question regarding this sentence.
“It’s got serious street cred,” said Damon Dyer, a bartender at Louis 649 in the East Village, “and brings a certain something-something to a drink.”
1- What does something-something mean here?
2- What has got serious street cred? the liqueur?
The text is about Bénédictine liqueurs. I'm writing down the preceding sentence so that you can understand it better.
Its latest life — as a rediscovered component in haute cocktails — is currently unfolding, particularly in New York City, where craft bartenders have latched onto the liqueur in much the same way they’ve taken up Chartreuse, another herbal, monastery-derived liqueur.
“It’s got serious street cred,” said Damon Dyer, a bartender at Louis 649 in the East Village, “and brings a certain something-something to a drink.”
Top answer
Cred is short for "credibility" and it means it has a good reputation among people "in the street" (the general public). "something-something" means a good thing that can't be defined too clearly. We might also say " a certain je ne sais quoi" in that circumstance.
- Cred is short for "credibility" and it means it has a good reputation among people "in the street" (the general public).
- "something-something" means a good thing that can't be defined too clearly.
- We might also say " a certain je ne sais quoi" in that circumstance.
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Cred is short for "credibility" and it means it has a good reputation among people "in the street" (the general public).
"something-something" means a good thing that can't be defined too clearly. We might also say " a certain je ne sais quoi" in that circumstance.
"something-something" means a good thing that can't be defined too clearly. We might also say " a certain je ne sais quoi" in that circumstance.
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