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Hasibrahman Posted 5 years ago
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You're a bit previous
What's the meaning of "You're a bit previous"? Could anyone please provide some example sentences for better understanding.
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Hasibrahman What's the meaning of "You're a bit previous"? Could anyone please provide some example sentences for better understanding. previous: overly hasty in acting or in drawing a conclusion.
- Hasibrahman What's the meaning of "You're a bit previous"?
- Could anyone please provide some example sentences for better understanding.
- previous: overly hasty in acting or in drawing a conclusion.
- As I understand it, it's working class slang in the UK.
- I have no examples to give you from the US.
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HasibrahmanWhat's the meaning of "You're a bit previous"? Could anyone please provide some example sentences for better understanding.
previous: overly hasty in acting or in drawing a conclusion.
As I understand it, it's working class slang in the UK.
I have no examples to give you from the U
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