Sentences from the book Seriously...I'm Kidding.
These are the sentences from the book Seriously...I'm Kidding.
"... Like, if you want to know what I’m doing right now, I’m driving to work with my top down. The roof of my convertible is up ..."

1. What does "with my top down" and "The roof of my convertible is up" mean?
2. What does "The roof of my convertible is up" mean?

Thanks

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Sentences from the book Seriously...I'm Kidding.
These are the sentences from the book Seriously...I'm Kidding.
"... Like, if you want to know what I’m doing right now, I’m driving to work with my top down. The roof of my convertible is up ..."

1. What does "with my top down" and "The roof of my convertible is up" mean?
2. What does "The roof of my convertible is up" mean?

Thanks

Answer

Typically 'driving to work with my top down' means the top of you convertible car is down. Because the author then specifies that the roof of the car is up,  she means a different definition of 'top', probably a shirt such as a halter top. She's driving a car that has a roof that can be raised or lowered. The roof is up, but her top, or shirt is down, revealing her chest.

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