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Interventizio Posted 13 years ago
Vocabulary
To get somebody on something
A google search brought nothing. I (think I) remember a phrasal verb you can use when meaning "to ask an expert for an opinion/ an action".
Ex.: "I have a strong headache, and I don't know what the culprit may be. I'LL GET A SPECIALIST ON THAT."
Googling it with quotation marks produced zero results. What is wrong with it?
Thank you
Ex.: "I have a strong headache, and I don't know what the culprit may be. I'LL GET A SPECIALIST ON THAT."
Googling it with quotation marks produced zero results. What is wrong with it?
Thank you
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" This implies that you have a servant or employee who can fix things and you will get him to sort the matter out Regards, Dave
- " This implies that you have a servant or employee who can fix things and you will get him to sort the matter out Regards, Dave
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Hi
One idiom is "I'll get my man onto that."
This implies that you have a servant or employee who can fix things and you will get him to sort the matter out
Regards, Dave
One idiom is "I'll get my man onto that."
This implies that you have a servant or employee who can fix things and you will get him to sort the matter out
Regards, Dave
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