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    Can anybody tell me what this could mean?---- 1. "Heroes B4(before) Zero$" I know the words, "zero to hero" but can't catch the meaning of above sentence. 2. Also I wonder if 'you've (he has) got to go' can be used as 'Go away!' when it has a negative intention. Hope your quick reply and many thanks.
    July 8, 2018
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    What's the meaning of 'on your service jacket' in this sentence? "They'll mark Cabrara confirmed killed classified on your service jacket."- does it literally mean a military service jacket or something else? I don't understand this sentence. And also what does it mean? --- "You're sending it my way?" These are both the lines from the movie "Sniper" Please give me some advice. Thanks.
    February 2, 2018
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    Could you please explain what it means? I don't get the intention of this saying. "....why attack someone in the shower? With the water running, there wouldn't be enough traction to attack anyone above the knee. "---- is this any kind of science facts or just some sense of humor. and 'in the shower'- does it mean the shower in the bathroom, or rainfall?
    November 22, 2017
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    What's the meaning of "that's what you'd call it"? .....
    April 22, 2014
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    Could you translate this sentence? - It's the line from the movie titled "Song For Marion" From the time you came scruffing into my life, so gloomy. I knew what I was letting myself in for. You're my rock." - especially, what does the rock mean in this sentence. Does it have a positive meaning like a stepping stone or simply mean a burden to carry
    April 22, 2014
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    Could you translate this sentence? - It's the line from the movie titled "Song For Marion" "From the time you came scruffing into my life, so gloomy. I knew what I was letting myself in for. You're my rock." - especially, what does the rock mean in this sentence. Does it have a positive meaning like a stepping stone or simply mean a burden to carry
    April 22, 2014
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    "From the time you came scruffing into my life, so gloomy. I knew what I was letting myself in for. You're my rock." It's the line from the movie titled "Sonf For Marion" - could you translate the sentence?
    April 22, 2014
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    Could you translate this sentence? - "From the time you came scruffing into my life, so gloomy. I knew what I was letting myself in for. You're my rock." It's the line from the movie titled "Song For Marion" Does it mean that her husband came into her life, scruffy and gloomy? and 'the rock' means anyhow a kind of burden or something positive like a stepping stone?
    April 22, 2014
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    Could you translate this sentence? - It's the line from the movie titled "Song For Marion" The old woman (Marion) said to his husband, "From the time you came scruffing into my life, so gloomy. I knew what I was letting myself in for. You're my rock." Does it mean that her husband came into her life, scruffy and gloomy? and 'the rock' means anyhow a kind of burden or something positive like a stepping stone?
    April 22, 2014
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    Could you translate this sentence? - It's the line from the movie titled "Song For Marion"- "From the time you came scruffing into my life, so gloomy. The old woman (Marion) said to his husband, "From the time you came scruffing into my life, so gloomy. I knew what I was letting myself in for. You're my rock." Does it mean that her husband came into her life, scruffy and gloomy? and 'the rock' means anyhow a kind of burden or something positive like a stepping stone?
    April 22, 2014
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