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Hello, here is a brief conversation from the show The Office: I turned on the caption and hope it’s correct
Dawn’s boyfriend: were you embarrassed when Tim asked you out?
Dawn: I am kind of motivated for Tim more than me.
My question is, what does “I am motivated for sb more than me.” mean? Can I interpret it as “I am enthusiasm to do some things pro-that person, more than do things for me”?
Aug 2, 2025 3:18 PM
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The captions are wrong. The word isn't 'motivated'. It's 'mortified'. Mortified means extremely embarrassed. She is not embarrassed herself but she is really embarrassed on Tim's behalf.
Aug 2, 2025 3:30 PM
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