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水烟轻澹
what is for a spin
I will take you to someplace for a spin.
quick look?
Jan 15, 2011 8:47 AM
Answers · 5
"For a spin" usually means "for a drive"... ie. spin the car's wheels.
"Give it a spin" means "to try it" - spin the wheel of fortune and see what happens, or spin a top for fun.
"A quick look" is "a squiz" in Australia. "Problem with your car, mate? I'll have a squiz."
January 15, 2011
No,if were Panther,he must hop on my back!!
January 15, 2011
Hop on Panther's back and he'll take you for a spin.
January 15, 2011
It is kind of like "to try it".
For instance if someone said, "Take my car out for a spin". They are basically saying, try it out.
I hope that is helpful!
Have a lovely day.
January 15, 2011
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