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Hello guys,
If somebody askes me: "how are you today?". Is it correct to say
I'm not very fit (I mean I'm not very well).
Thanks so much for your time and your help
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Can you guys help me to explain the meaning of the word 'MOMENTUM' in this context? I did check the dictionary but still cant understand.
“Well, with all due respect to Silvia, I completely disagree. I think we have to implement the new system very fast to get the ‘MOMENTUM’ we need. I think three months is too long, in fact”
Thanks so much for your time and kind help!
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Can you guys help me? Today I encounter a sentence as below
"I was at my friend's fat on Wednesday evening"
what does 'fat' mean in this context? Thanks a lot for your great help
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Hi guys, Can you help me to explain the meaning of 'make-up' in this sentence?
"Do you research the needs, desires and make-up of your audience before you present to them?"
Thanks so much!
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Can you guys help me?
What does ’keep to time’ mean? what are the differences of ‘keep time’, ‘keep to time’ and keep on time’
Thanks so much
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Vietnamese idioms and words that are often said wrongly
1. “ƯỚT NHƯ CHUỘT LỘT” (Wet as a shredding rat) should be "ƯỚT NHƯ CHUỘT LỘI” (Wet as a paddling rat)
We often use the idiom “ƯỚT NHƯ CHUỘT LỘT” (“wet as a shredding rat”) to refer to the condition of being soaking wet in a thunderstorm, but have you ever stopped to wonder what the hell a “chuột lột” is? “Lột” translates to “shred”, or “peel a layer off forcefully”, but that can’t be applied here as rats don’t shred.
That’s because the correct word should be “lội” (paddle), not “lột”. “Wet as a paddling rat” makes much more sense if you imagine how a rat might swim.
Ví dụ: Hôm nay Hà Nội mưa to quá, Khi lái xe máy tới công ty, em ướt như chuột lột (today Hanoi has a big rain, so I am 'ướt như chuột lột' on the way to the company) :(
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