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29-Jun-2006, 12:48
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 a nod or a beck ??? could you pls explain the meaning of this expression? Thank you! |
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29-Jun-2006, 16:54
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| Re: a nod or a beck ??? could you pls explain the meaning of this expression? nod or a beck , this is an idiom means : ready to obey somebody's order. the sentence means that the waiter did obey his order. I hope I am right. |
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