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HUBLOT Posted 14 years ago
Grammar

Sweat it out

Hi teachers,

What does "it" in "sweat it out" mean?

  

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HUBLOT What does "it" in "sweat it out" mean? The caloric load, the extra weight therewith engendered.

— Mister Micawber

  • HUBLOT What does "it" in "sweat it out" mean?
  • The caloric load, the extra weight therewith engendered.
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HUBLOTWhat does "it" in "sweat it out" mean?
The caloric load, the extra weight therewith engendered.
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HUBLOTWhat does "it" in "sweat it out" mean?
The writer got the idiom wrong. To sweat it out is to worry while waiting, with the indeterminate "it". They meant "sweat it off", lose weight by exercising, with "it" being the weight.
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Thanks a lot, enoon and MM.
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