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Teal lime Posted 9 years ago
Grammar
Walk off with it
The following sentence is taken from The Telegraph, a British newspaper (It's about a movie titled Miss Sloane):
The whole point of Chastain in Miss Sloane is to walk off with it, and she’s not messing around.
My question is this:
What does "walk off with it" mean?
Thank you
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teal lime The whole point of Chastain in Miss Sloane is to walk off with it, and she’s not messing around. My question is this:What does "walk off with it" mean? Probably "greatly outshine the other actors", but you have not supplied enough context to be sure.
- teal lime The whole point of Chastain in Miss Sloane is to walk off with it, and she’s not messing around.
- My question is this:What does "walk off with it" mean?
- Probably "greatly outshine the other actors", but you have not supplied enough context to be sure.
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teal limeThe whole point of Chastain in Miss Sloane is to walk off with it, and she’s not messing around. My question is this:What does "walk off with it" mean?
Probably "greatly outshine the other actors", but you have not supplied enough context to be sure.
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