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Oliver01 Posted 14 years ago
Vocabulary

What does the 2nd sentence even mean

You don't smoke weed? you must be a person of superior moral caliber
  

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You must be a very moral person. You must have high/strict morals.

— Mister Micawber

  • You must be a very moral person.
  • You must have high/strict morals.
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You must be a very moral person. You must have high/strict morals.
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I make my question a bit more specific here..It would be appreciated if you mention what caliber means in that sentence
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caliber, calibre: the quality of sth, especially a person’s ability. Synonymous with: standard. (Oxford Advanced Learner's Dict.) Emotion: smile
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Kocka Mackacaliber, calibre: the quality of sth, especially a person’s ability. Synonymous with: standard. (Oxford Advanced Learner's Dict.)
Still not entirely sure..wondered where I can find some more sentences in which caliber has the same meaning to the sentence above..I did google "caliber" but no luck

Just read it again.. do you mean "caliber" in
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in my opinion, it can be used like "moral qualities", the "caliber" standing for the "qualities" ... or maybe the person's nature or character, something like that (but i am not a native E. speaker, so it's not 100% - it's just my perception of the word; we have something similar in my mother tongue). And in the dict., there are some example sentences with the word, it may help you ... :
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