What would you think
Dear people,
How would you interpret the following sentence?
I am not sure what it really means.
In a tight spot there is no one I would sooner see than Frank.
[Source: Collins COBUILD English Dictionary]
I would make of it this way:
All I'd love to turn to in a very difficult situation would be Frank.
What would you think?
Sincerely,
Ray
Top answer
"In a tight spot" = In an emergency situation (when I am in trouble). "no one I would sooner see" = my preferred person to come to my rescue. "
- "In a tight spot" = In an emergency situation (when I am in trouble).
- "no one I would sooner see" = my preferred person to come to my rescue.
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"In a tight spot" = In an emergency situation (when I am in trouble).
"no one I would sooner see" = my preferred person to come to my rescue.
"Frank is my choice to come to my rescue if I am in difficulty."
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