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- 07-Oct-2007, 16:42 #1Unregistered Guest
meaning of an idiom What is the meaning of the expression:"time's gone mad"?
- 07-Oct-2007, 20:25 #2
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Re: meaning of an idiom Give us a sentence using this idiom.
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- 25-Oct-2007, 21:01 #3
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Re: meaning of an idiom I need help to understoond this idiom or how can I use in a senteses influence peddling
- 25-Oct-2007, 21:10 #4
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Re: meaning of an idiom 
Can you help me with this idiom influnce peddling how can use in a sentence
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Re: meaning of an idiom maybe it means we lost any sense of time?
- 09-Nov-2007, 16:23 #7
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Re: meaning of an idiom A person has so many things to get done, and is frantically trying to get them all done before some deadline. As he does so, it seems as it time flies by. He might say, time's gone mad, or time's gone crazy, meaning that instead of the usual measured way in which time progresses, it is like it has gone crazy and speeded up.
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