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Old 15-Jan-2005, 19:43
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Dear teacher here is what i want to know ...Would you please tell me the meaning of this sentence..
I`ll rock you ..
thanks...
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Old 16-Jan-2005, 00:39
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Hi;
Dear teacher here is what i want to know ...Would you please tell me the meaning of this sentence..
I`ll rock you ..
thanks...
I am confused. The title of your post is "black color", but that doesn't have anything to do with your question: What's the meaning of "I'll rock you"? Why not title your post, say, "rock you"?

To rock has a negative and positive meaning. A fist is like a rock in shape, so if you say, "I'll rock you", it could mean you're planning on punching that person. In that context 'rock' refers to a physical change in state. To rock also means, to a mental state in state, e.g., "I'll rock your world", which could mean the news will a) make you happy or b) upset you.
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