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blame on you的同義字@lulu_verde “Blame on you” means that I’m going to blame something bad that happened on you when speaking to someone else. You don’t necessarily have to be present for me to blame something on you. Example: My brother and I are playing around and I put a ball through the window. When my mom asks me what happened, I will put the blame on my brother. “Blame you ...
is it ok with you的同義字>>Is it okay with you? This is asking permission. "John wants to go to the movies with us. Is it okay with you (if he comes)?" >> Is it okay for you? People would say "Is everything okay for you?" instead. Usually, waiters/waitresses ask you this in a restaurant to make sure your food is good. >> Is it okay to you? Just sounds odd. No one would say this.
"meet you"的同義字I think "meet you" means that you are meeting them for the first time, and that you have had no prior involvement with that person. Ex: "It's very nice to meet you." "Meet with you" and "meet up with you" implies that this was an arranged meeting, and therefore this is not the first interaction you have had with them. Ex: "I would like for the group to meet up to finish ...
2022年10月8日. 英語 (美國) "I tell you" is in present tense, as in "I am currently telling you" (notice the added "ing" here) "I told you" is in past tense as in "I had told you in the past". be careful to not overuse "I tell you," it is a common beginner's mistake. "I am telling you" is also in present tense and is used much more often.
英語 (美國) 泰語. 'I was nice talking to you' is a form of farewell, you meet up with someone and when you're leaving and you'll say "it was nice talking to you, bye~". It is nice talking to you is more of a compliment. For example, you meet up with your friends after a long time and after some time you will remember how much you miss ...
"to be in the town"的同義字to be in town, is a fixed phrase. It means you are there temporarily, and will go back to your home (another city/town) later. Also, for some reason, it doesn't matter if the location is a huge city, it is always "in town". Examples: Friend = Los Angeles You = San Francisco You: Hey, I'll be in town next Monday. Do you have time to get lunch? (you are going to LA ...
Where are you from? @ptinagran Where are you from? - what country were you born/raised in Where do you come from? - means the same as the one above but isn’t usually used (it’s more poetic and may be used more in sifi books/movies) Where did you come from? - in most contexts means where were you? like you just showed up after being gone for a while For example: - Hello, where are you from?
Oct 8, 2022 · I fancy you'fancy' here means 'attraction'. You would not use it to say you like someone just as a friend. It is only used when you want to tell someone you would like to have a relationship/start dating etc.|It means: I like you - girlfriend/boyfriend 'like'|@wearejustdust if you are not talking about a person, then 'fancy' is a casual way of saying to like or to want to have: Do you fancy ...
OldStarchy. 2015年5月16日. 英語 (英國) Come back is physically going back to someone. If someone says "I'll get back to you." or "I'll have to get back to you on that [topic]." it can mean that they don't have some information, but when they get it, they will contact you to tell you.
come back to youCome back is physically going back to someone. If someone says "I'll get back to you." or "I'll have to get back to you on that [topic]." it can mean that they don't have some information, but when they get it, they will contact you to tell you. A: "Do you know when the party starts?" B: "I'll get back to you when I know." or B: "I'll have to get back to you on that." (I don't ...
