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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Vocabulary
What does Orthodox mean in this sentence?
Hi
I was reading a resume of a "Friends" episode when I came across this:
"The One When Phoebe Runs
Phoebe runs in a non-orthodox way which draws much attention to herself as well as to her pal and now roommate, Rachel Greene."
What do they mean when they say she runs in a non-orthodox way?
Here is a clip of her (Phoebe Buffay) running: youtube.com/watch?v=E_0Ta_DIWuU
Thank you in advanced
I was reading a resume of a "Friends" episode when I came across this:
"The One When Phoebe Runs
Phoebe runs in a non-orthodox way which draws much attention to herself as well as to her pal and now roommate, Rachel Greene."
What do they mean when they say she runs in a non-orthodox way?
Here is a clip of her (Phoebe Buffay) running: youtube.com/watch?v=E_0Ta_DIWuU
Thank you in advanced
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unorthodox means unconventional or inordinary She runs in a "nonorthodox" way could mean She runs in a strange way. Incidentally, are you from Southeast Asia?
- unorthodox means unconventional or inordinary She runs in a "nonorthodox" way could mean She runs in a strange way.
- Incidentally, are you from Southeast Asia?
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unorthodox means unconventional or inordinary
She runs in a "nonorthodox" way could mean She runs in a strange way.
Incidentally, are you from Southeast Asia?
She runs in a "nonorthodox" way could mean She runs in a strange way.
Incidentally, are you from Southeast Asia?
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