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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
Vocabulary
Them the breaks
what's the meaning of 'them the breaks...'
and when do you use this phrase?
and when do you use this phrase?
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Can you give a little more context?
- Can you give a little more context?
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You have it slightly wrong.
Them's the breaks.
This ungrammatical phrase (for Those are the breaks) is used as a response to one of life's minor misfortunes. It's a shared recognition that life is not always fair. Similar phrases are "You win some; you lose some" and "You can't win 'em all".
- I called AT&T and was kept waiting for 45 minutes befor
Them's the breaks.
This ungrammatical phrase (for Those are the breaks) is used as a response to one of life's minor misfortunes. It's a shared recognition that life is not always fair. Similar phrases are "You win some; you lose some" and "You can't win 'em all".
- I called AT&T and was kept waiting for 45 minutes befor
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