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Moody_m Posted 10 years ago
Vocabulary
What do these sentences mean?
My question is about some lines of Robbie Williams song "Supreme".
What does it mean:
1.Are you getting on a bit?
2. Does "get on your knees" mean kneel?
3. Got my back up
What does it mean:
1.Are you getting on a bit?
2. Does "get on your knees" mean kneel?
3. Got my back up
Top answer
1. "getting on a bit" = getting old 2. Yes.
- 1.
- "getting on a bit" = getting old 2.
- Yes.
- 3.
- "get someone's back up" = annoy or anger someone
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1. "getting on a bit" = getting old
2. Yes.
3. "get someone's back up" = annoy or anger someone
2. Yes.
3. "get someone's back up" = annoy or anger someone
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