"You've got a nerve." Does it mean "You're brave."? and any other meanings?
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No, it means - you should not say that to me because you are not better than me.
Example;
A man is married, he goes to bed with another woman who is not his wife: his wife finds out.
The man's wife, 6 months later, goes to bed with another man, her husband finds out, he shouts, "How could you do that to me!? To us!!?" -
She says, "You've got a nerve!".
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no it means that you are being rude or obnoxious or is doing something he knows is wrong. Its not a good thing to say to someone. But sometimes (not often) It can be used to say that some one is brave ( man, that guy has some nerve to ignore the police) ... but it is more so used as an insult.
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It means your audacious, cheeky, insolent.
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