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Madhulk Posted 18 years ago
Vocabulary
Take to the morally murky...
Lex: I usuaIIy mind
when someone sits in the chair...
...but I'm a IittIe distracted to care
at the moment.
Dinah: I don't take to the moraIIy murky. She doesn't cross the morality line?
Lex: UnIess they pay you.
when someone sits in the chair...
...but I'm a IittIe distracted to care
at the moment.
Dinah: I don't take to the moraIIy murky. She doesn't cross the morality line?
Lex: UnIess they pay you.
Top answer
", and "the morally murky" means "things of dubious morality". So, Dinah's unlikely, or reluctant, to " cross the morality line ", but Lex's final comment implies that she might do so for money.
- ", and "the morally murky" means "things of dubious morality".
- So, Dinah's unlikely, or reluctant, to " cross the morality line ", but Lex's final comment implies that she might do so for money.
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Hi Madhulk,
Almost right; "I don't take to..." usually means "I'm not attracted to.." or "I don't approve of...", and "the morally murky" means "things of dubious morality".
So, Dinah's unlikely, or reluctant, to "cross the morality line", but Lex's final comment implies that she might do so for money.
Almost right; "I don't take to..." usually means "I'm not attracted to.." or "I don't approve of...", and "the morally murky" means "things of dubious morality".
So, Dinah's unlikely, or reluctant, to "cross the morality line", but Lex's final comment implies that she might do so for money.
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