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Gamboler Posted 10 years ago
Vocabulary
Winded the time
The dialogue taken from an old movie, (USA 1948) is:
Elliott: Tom has probably seen you through this window, have you followed or something.
Jean: But he winded the time.
Elliot: I'm not too sure about that.
Does "winded the time" mean that Tom didn't have enough time to have her followed?
Elliott: Tom has probably seen you through this window, have you followed or something.
Jean: But he winded the time.
Elliot: I'm not too sure about that.
Does "winded the time" mean that Tom didn't have enough time to have her followed?
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This makes no sense to me. Are you sure you transcribed it correctly?
- This makes no sense to me.
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This makes no sense to me. Are you sure you transcribed it correctly?
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I am not sure, fivejedjon.
I think it sounds more like "he wounded the time", but this doesn't make sense at all, does it?
To be sure of the transcription, you can listen to the sentence here if you want to. Thanks in advance.
jumpshare.com/v/14M9OUBNkhlSz16ftLwW (add https:// before)
I think it sounds more like "he wounded the time", but this doesn't make sense at all, does it?
To be sure of the transcription, you can listen to the sentence here if you want to. Thanks in advance.
jumpshare.com/v/14M9OUBNkhlSz16ftLwW (add https:// before)
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gambolerwindow, have you followed or something.Jean: But he winded the time.... window or had you followed.
But there wasn't the time.
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