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What does "I can't get enough" mean when it comes at the end of a sentence? Example: I don’t like most types of alcohol, but when it comes to champagne, I can’t get enough!
Jul 23, 2018 8:19 PM
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That means they like it so much that they would never get tired of drinking it nor would ever get bored by the taste. In other words, they like it A LOT.
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