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NL888 Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
What does " having This Site's academic looking the dunce" mean?
Does it mean " letting This Site's academic looks like a dunce"?
Context:
A: The idiom stands as proof that you don't know of which you speak.
B:And you're ugly as a cane toad. BUT, at least I can learn.
A: And I'm glad you did, B. It's not good having This Site's academic looking the dunce.
Context:
A: The idiom stands as proof that you don't know of which you speak.
B:And you're ugly as a cane toad. BUT, at least I can learn.
A: And I'm glad you did, B. It's not good having This Site's academic looking the dunce.
Top answer
Hi, That's not enough context to clarify the meaning. Some guesses 'My Site' is the name of a website or of a business. An 'academic' is a scholar.
- Hi, That's not enough context to clarify the meaning.
- Some guesses 'My Site' is the name of a website or of a business.
- An 'academic' is a scholar.
- A 'dunce' is a stupid person.
- It's not good for people to think this site's scholar seems stupid.
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Hi,
That's not enough context to clarify the meaning.
Some guesses
'My Site' is the name of a website or of a business.
An 'academic' is a scholar.
A 'dunce' is
That's not enough context to clarify the meaning.
Some guesses
'My Site' is the name of a website or of a business.
An 'academic' is a scholar.
A 'dunce' is
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