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16-Dec-2005, 18:14
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 No Big Deal Would you please tell me the meaning of this term in this conversation? (NO BIG DEAL) A:I caught you red handed. B:No big deal Thanks in advance,  |
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16-Dec-2005, 18:33
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 Re: No Big Deal No big deal means 'not important'. 'A big deal' is something important. I'm only five minutes late - don't make a big deal out of it. Ed's party is going to be a really big deal. Everyone's going. I lost my book, but it's no big deal - I'll buy a new one. You can also say 'big deal' in a sarcastic way to show that you think something isn't very good, important or interesting. I got a 'b' in my test. Big deal! Who cares? Hope this helps, Brian |
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17-Dec-2005, 08:29
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| Re: No Big Deal Thanks Brian,I suppose you have got a good command of English? |
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17-Dec-2005, 11:42
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| Re: No Big Deal I hope so - I'm an English teacher! |
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