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“Not anyone can be a great cook, but a great cook can come from anyone."
The first "a great cook" measn "a chef.
The second "a great cook" measn "a chef" or " food"?
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This is a situation, Lee, where the phrase could mean either thing - the plain definition or a play on words. A plain or straight reading of the phrase would indicate a cook or chef, but if the speaker was trying to be clever or play with the language, it could also mean food. It depends on the context and tone.
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Hello Lee,
“Not anyone can be a great cook, but a great cook can come from anyone."
The second ''great cook'' means a chef as well.
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