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Bookmark or Share- What is the difference between "Take a guess" and "Make ... - HiNativeSynonym for Take a guess Take a guess. Make a guess. What's your best guess? You can also say "Can you guess?" or "Go on, guess!" They all mean exactly the same thing. They're all used commonly except "make a guess". That is said sometimes, but it's not common.|@LeeKevin My own take on this (not supported by anything) is that “take a guess” is a way of arriving at a response (i.e., by ...
- What is the meaning of "cum"? - Question about English (US)Definition of cum @andy520 It appears your question was successful answered, but if there’s still confusion: “something-cum-something” — such as gardener-cum-handyman — means the person (or object, or place, or room in your house..) functions as both of those things. So, he is both a gardener and a handyman :) Other examples may be: “I don’t mind living in a small apartment. My ...
- What is the difference between "What's next?" and "What ... - HiNativeSynonym for What's next? i couldn't think of how to explain this but I found this. What's next This typically means "What is the next item we need to deal with?" or "What is the next item on the agenda?" "What next?" (or "Whatever next?") This is typically a rhetorical question that might be uttered by somebody having a bad day or coping with a series of problems or disasters, i.e. "What else ...
- What does PUA mean? Is it a pinyin abbreviation of some wordThis actually came from the abbreviation of English word "Pick Up Artist". It was created in the 70s by Eric Weber and is firstly used to improve social skills. However, it had degenerated somehow while some people use these skills with malicious intentions and forms toxic relationship. Among the modern Chinese language environment, PUA is a verb that usually means the brainwashing emotional ...
- What is the difference between i'm down for it and i'm ... - HiNativeSynonym for I'm down for it "I'm down for it" is slang and mostly used by young people. It means you are okay with doing whatever is being presented. "Do you want to go to a party?" "Yeah, I'm down for it." "I'm up for it" is not slang and means you are prepared or ready for a certain task or situation. "There's a lot of work you need to do." "It's okay, I'm up for it." They have slight ...
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