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JungKim Posted 13 years ago
Vocabulary
Way to commit
Here's a short conversation taken from Madagascar 3:
A: I can't! There's no brakes!
B: No brakes? Well, way to commit, soldier.
What does B mean by "way to commit"?
FYI, the YouTube link (at 2:56)
A: I can't! There's no brakes!
B: No brakes? Well, way to commit, soldier.
What does B mean by "way to commit"?
FYI, the YouTube link (at 2:56)
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He's saying "you're showing a good commitment", meaning resolve or focus on making the car go fast/jump the building.
- He's saying "you're showing a good commitment", meaning resolve or focus on making the car go fast/jump the building.
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He's saying "you're showing a good commitment", meaning resolve or focus on making the car go fast/jump the building.
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JungKimWell, way to commit, soldierThat is the way to commit -
When you are committed to something, it means that you are determined to do it no matter what.
Having no brakes means that the car is committed to go and go and go until it either crashes or runs out of gas.
It has no other choice, so it is really committed!
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