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You say that now
It's in Grey's Anatomy S1E3, in the last several minutes of this episode. Derek asked Meredith to go out with him but get turned down. He didn't give up and told her how he feels about her. Below is the script.
Derek: It's not the chase.
Meredith: What?
Derek: You and me. It is not the thrill of the chase. It's not a game. It's...it's your tiny ineffectual fists. And your hair.
Meredith: My hair?
Derek: Smells good. And you're very, very bossy. Keeps me in line.
Meredith: I'm still not going out with you.
Derek: You say that now.
I'm just confused about the last sentence. What does Derek mean by "you can say that now"?What can we infer from that?
Thanks:-)
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You should see the other guy
Where was its origin? And what does this mean? When we usually quote this?
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They make it hard on purpose
What does this sentence mean? It's from Grey's Anatomy S1E1.
Here's the script:
Meredith [voiceover]: I can't think of any one reason why I want to be a surgeon.
But I can think of a thousand reasons why I should quit.
They make it hard on purpose. There are lives in our hands.
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What does this sentence mean ?
Whoever finds the answer rides with me will get an incentive.
Pay attention to the phrase "rides with me", what does this mean?I was watching Grey's Anatomy S1E1, when a doctor don't know what's wrong with a patient, he asks for help, then he says this.
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What does "clear" mean?
We always use the single word "clear" alone. What does it mean? When doctors try to save a dying patient by charging pulse, they always say "Charge. Clear.". Here's some words.
Nurse 2: Heart's stopped!
Nurse 1: Code blue, code blue! Code blue, code blue!
(They pull out the defibrillators. Meredith takes them, her brain's working again.)
Nurse 2: Wait.
Meredith: Charge pulse to 200.
Nurse: Charge. Clear.
Nurse 2: Still v-fib. Nothing.
What's the meaning of "clear" here?
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What does "4B" mean in medicine?
It comes from Grey's Anatomy S1E1. Here's the script about "4b".
Karev (male intern): 4B's got post-op pneumonia. Let's start antibiotics.
Nurse: Are you sure that's the right diagnosis?
Karev: Well I don't know, I'm only an intern. Here's an idea, why don't you go spend four years in med school and let me know if it's the right diagnosis. She's short of breath, she's got fever, she's post-op. Start the antibiotics.
I need some professional explanation. Can anybody help me please?
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What does "junkie veins" mean?
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What does "go with it " mean?
I heard it had several meanings, like "let it be". Are there other meanings?
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What's the difference between 'forget it' & 'forget about it'?
When do we use them? How should we say that?
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Is 'no' used more often than 'not'?
In oral English, when we deny something, do we use 'no' more often than 'not'? Like 'There will be no memories.' We don't say 'there won't be any memories'. Am I right?
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