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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Vocabulary
Strike and All in a day's work
A Guy robbed a girl and got caught. Two policemen are discussing his destiny:
A guy with two strikes looking at some serious jail time. All in a day’s work.
I can't understand what it means. Could you help me. Thank you.
A guy with two strikes looking at some serious jail time. All in a day’s work.
I can't understand what it means. Could you help me. Thank you.
Top answer
strike = previous arrest or conviction All in a day's work = normal work experience
- strike = previous arrest or conviction All in a day's work = normal work experience
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strike = previous arrest or conviction
All in a day's work = normal work experience
All in a day's work = normal work experience
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Some countries, I believe particularly the USA, have a "3 strikes" rule. If you're arrested twice and convicted but not necessarily imprisoned, if you are then arrested a third time, you go to prison.
I think the UK was considering the same kind of rule.
It's based on the baseball rules, when you're on the batting team - "3 strikes and you're out". It means you have 3 attempts t
I think the UK was considering the same kind of rule.
It's based on the baseball rules, when you're on the batting team - "3 strikes and you're out". It means you have 3 attempts t
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