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Madhulk Posted 18 years ago
Vocabulary
Talk out of home...
He wants your land. I've seen Rickman talk people out
of house and home. He's a locust, Clark. He tears through a community
and betrays anyone who trusts him.
What do the underlined parts mean?
of house and home. He's a locust, Clark. He tears through a community
and betrays anyone who trusts him.
What do the underlined parts mean?
Top answer
Hi, He wants your land. I've seen Rickman talk people out of house and home . If I talk you out of a thing, it means I persuade you to give it to me.
- Hi, He wants your land.
- I've seen Rickman talk people out of house and home .
- If I talk you out of a thing, it means I persuade you to give it to me.
- There can be a few other meanings, as well, depending on context.
- He's a locust, Clark.
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Hi,
He wants your land. I've seen Rickman talk people out
of house and home. If I talk you out of a thing, it means I persuade you to give it to me.
There can be a few other meanings, as well, depending on context.
He's a locust, Clark. He tears through a community It's not a standard expression. I guess it means he makes a quick impact on a comunity, and then
He wants your land. I've seen Rickman talk people out
of house and home. If I talk you out of a thing, it means I persuade you to give it to me.
There can be a few other meanings, as well, depending on context.
He's a locust, Clark. He tears through a community It's not a standard expression. I guess it means he makes a quick impact on a comunity, and then
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CliveHi,
He wants your land. I've seen Rickman talk people out
of house and home. If I talk you out of a thing, it means I persuade you to give it to me.
There can be a few other meanings, as well, depending on context.
He's a l
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