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Madhulk Posted 16 years ago
Vocabulary

Take advantage of being immersed...

Chloe: Lois, there's nothing wrong with you and Clark.
Maybe you just need to calm down and focus on your work.
Lois: You're right. And maybe you should take advantage
of being immersed in your element. I don't get it. Chloe's into computers.

Get your hands off of the digital world and on to some hunky
human fantasy for a change. Have a little fun. One of us should.
  

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To "take advantage of" means to benefit from something when one has the opportunity to do so. To be "immersed in one's element" means to be in a situation that ideally suits one's interests or temperament. How this is to be interpreted in terms of the storyline is hard to tell just from this fragment.

— Mr Wordy

  • To "take advantage of" means to benefit from something when one has the opportunity to do so.
  • To be "immersed in one's element" means to be in a situation that ideally suits one's interests or temperament.
  • How this is to be interpreted in terms of the storyline is hard to tell just from this fragment.
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To "take advantage of" means to benefit from something when one has the opportunity to do so.

To be "immersed in one's element" means to be in a situation that ideally suits one's interests or temperament.

How this is to be interpreted in terms of the storyline is hard to tell just from this fragment.
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