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you could knocked me over with a feather??what does it mean
you could knocked me over with a feather??what does it mean
give me some detailed explanation,pls....Thx a lot
21 de jun. de 2010 16:33
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"You could have knocked me over with a feather" means that you were very surprised, even shocked by something. You were so shocked you couldn't even think. When a person is like that, you can easily push him over / push him off his feet to the ground. You don't even need to push hard with your hand. You can use a feather. It is an image, so no one really falls to the ground. ; )
21 de junio de 2010
它的意思大概是說,發話者( "I" )實在弱不禁風、又或是太脆弱了(身體上或知識、能力上),導致受話者(you)可以光以一根羽毛就可把受話者輕易擊倒。
祇是說,這句話有點太謙了吧;但若反過來說,那就算是蠻囂張和挑釁的說法了吧。例如:
"I could knock you over with a feather, bastard!!", said by A to B, who was arrested by attempting to pickpocket on A.
另外,在情態動詞後是用不定式(infinitive)而不是過去分詞(past participle);所以應是 "could knock"。除非是過去時態,那麼才用上過去分詞,但須先加上 "have",即 "could have knocked"。
祝 是日安好。/ Good day.
21 de junio de 2010
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Chino (mandarín), Inglés
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