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Hktrader Posted 14 years ago
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What is the meaning of "That's a kind of sweet"?
Hi, everyone.
I watched a youtube clip and find a sentence that I really don't understand:
here is the conversation:
Man: "Did we kill it?"
Man: "Whao!!!!"
Man: "Playing dead, That's a kind of sweet."
Lady:What're you talking about?"
Question :
What's the meaning of "That's a kind of sweet"?
I only know that sweet is a taste ,and besides, we have hot(spicy), sour, bitter.
But I think the "sweet" here isn't really meaning a taste!
Please help!
I watched a youtube clip and find a sentence that I really don't understand:
here is the conversation:
Man: "Did we kill it?"
Man: "Whao!!!!"
Man: "Playing dead, That's a kind of sweet."
Lady:What're you talking about?"
Question :
What's the meaning of "That's a kind of sweet"?
I only know that sweet is a taste ,and besides, we have hot(spicy), sour, bitter.
But I think the "sweet" here isn't really meaning a taste!
Please help!
Top answer
" "A kind of sweet" could refer to "a type of candy," but I can't see how that would fit into the dialogue you quote. "That's kind of sweet" doesn't seem to make much sense either, but I think it's more likely.
- " "A kind of sweet" could refer to "a type of candy," but I can't see how that would fit into the dialogue you quote.
- "That's kind of sweet" doesn't seem to make much sense either, but I think it's more likely.
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I can't get the video to play, but my guess is that the line is "That's kind of sweet," meaning "That's rather nice."
"A kind of sweet" could refer to "a type of candy," but I can't see how that would fit into the dialogue you quote. "That's kind of sweet" doesn't seem to make much sense either, but I think it's more likely.
"A kind of sweet" could refer to "a type of candy," but I can't see how that would fit into the dialogue you quote. "That's kind of sweet" doesn't seem to make much sense either, but I think it's more likely.
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khoffI can't get the video to play, but my guess is that the line is "That's kind of sweet," meaning "That's rather nice.""A kind of sweet" could refer to "a type of candy," but I can't see how that would fit into the dialogue you quote. "That's kind of sweet" doesn't seem to make much sense either, but I think it's more likely.O, sorry, I forgot to mention t
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the clip's link:
www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=E-eR3XgBPh8
www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=E-eR3XgBPh8
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the sweet here mean cute, lovely and you feel so sweet with you that just a feeling not a tast
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Sweet here mean "Happiness" like a "Honey" that use in lovely scene
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when 'that's sweet' is used to describe something inedible (not food) it means whatever is being talked about makes them smile, just like a piece of candy would.
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Here" that's a kind of sweet" means the man is much impressed with the acting skills of the dead man.( Playing dead). so he called his acting skills with word "sweet"
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