amirdhagopal
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- Jul 12, 2010
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We used every trick in the book to finish the project on schedule.
From this usage, I derive the meaning of in the book as using all the ability.
Frequently, I see this phrase preceded by trick. Is it a derogatory term?
Are the following usages correct?
Having used everything in the book, I left with no choice.
All the tricks in the book won't help you to persuade her.
From this usage, I derive the meaning of in the book as using all the ability.
Frequently, I see this phrase preceded by trick. Is it a derogatory term?
Are the following usages correct?
Having used everything in the book, I left with no choice.
All the tricks in the book won't help you to persuade her.