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| Would you please tell me the meaning of these terms?Are they common?a better way to say the same thing? 1)she came upon somethig. 2)They'll get a buzz out of it. 3)going going gone. 4)we are just about done. 5)Bring my pizza and step on it. 6)You're both right on the money. 7)steady on! Thanks in advance, |
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| 1)she came upon somethig.- found by chance 2)They'll get a buzz out of it.- enjoy, find it exciting 3)going going gone.- used in auctions to close a sale- so 'going' means you still have a chance, 'gone' means the opportunity has passed 4)we are just about done.- nearly finished 5)Bring my pizza and step on it.- be quick 6)You're both right on the money. - correct 7)steady on!- calm down |
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