The meaning of a phrase
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Anglika
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You need to provide a fuller context.
Do you mean "To give your side of something"? It means to provide your view of a situation.
"I want to be able to give my side of the story about the row in the office" >> I want to present what I see as the truth about the row in the office
Do you mean "To give your side of something"? It means to provide your view of a situation.
"I want to be able to give my side of the story about the row in the office" >> I want to present what I see as the truth about the row in the office
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