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| could you please explain to me the idioms in the following : ( I am just a wee bit lazy) and what is meant by MS in the following passage I also love mysteries but almost never solve them on my own. I cold blame that on the MS (which is a brain disease, you know), but before I ever got the disease, I was never clever enough to figure out 'who done it'. Thanks |
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| MS is short for multiple sclerosis. It is not a brain disease. :) |
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I am just a wee bit lazy means I am just a little lazy. "A bit", in that construction means "to a small degree". The word wee, which also means small, just emphasizes the smallness of the laziness. MS is an abbreviation/initialism for multiple sclerosis. |
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| Hm. I thought he was explaining that he was just a wee bit lazy for the reason that he didn't look up MS. :wink: |
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| 'Wee' is common among Scottish speakers. |
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:wink:
:) |
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