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- mean the same thing but have different routes. i just have found an interesting explanation: " ...So there's the possible origin of "I'm up for that." It was first "I can get up for that". "I can gear up for that." - Got shortened to 'I'm up for that!" "I'm down with that" might have come from "Whose name can I write down for volunteering this Saturday?" "You can put my name down". " besides i guess "up" is more about some action (ready to go) and "down" is more about agreement with the current theme for example0 votedJune 24, 20161
- try-on! ) Hi everyone! My name is Ana (In russian is written aNNa and sounds the same, but i like it this way) I used to learn spanish at school, and unfortunately droped my studies. And recently I'm always facing english - one way or another - but I still cant speak it and feel it. I'm using multitran every time, it is my favorite web site and it is VERY informative and helpful. Offers dozens of meanings, synonyms and categories, wich sometimes scares me to death) You are reading this bunch of examples of using some word and thinking that you will never be able to sink it in. So wish me good luck and productive practice) Thanks!June 7, 201641

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