you mean thing!→ ¡mira que eres tacaño!you nasty thing!→ ¡mira que eres desagradable!you poor (old) thing!, poor thing!→ ¡pobrecito!the stupid thing went and sold it→ el muy estúpido fue y lo vendióshe's a sweet little thing, isn't she?→ es monísima, ¿verdad...
Pogo: "Mebbe he mean a octopus did got him." Bug: "A octopus did got him? Is that grammatiwackle?"...Pogo; "As grammacklewak as rain —‘is got’ is the present aloofable tense an’ ‘did got’ is the part particuticle."... whomWhom did you wish to see?" Degarmo spun on...
But they see their way to opposing the authority of the great lawgiver to the dictum and interpretation of this new Teacher. It cannot be supposed, they argue, that Moses would enjoin a practice condemned by the Word of God; therefore, if you abide by your exposition, you contradict Moses...
What does I love you to bits mean? UK informal.to love someone very much: He's my old man and I love him to bits but I can't spend too much time with him. Loving and in love. What is the saying blown to smithereens? To be smashed or blasted into tiny, fragmentary pieces. The...
Of course they had lenders and debtors, but that does not mean banks. Publicanii just bought from the state the right to collect taxes and then gathered them themselves pocketing the difference, more like a libertarian private IRS. The price of precious metals varies as well as any other...
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you mean thing!→ ¡mira que eres tacaño!you nasty thing!→ ¡mira que eres desagradable!you poor (old) thing!, poor thing!→ ¡pobrecito!the stupid thing went and sold it→ el muy estúpido fue y lo vendióshe's a sweet little thing, isn't she?→ es monísima, ¿verdad...
you mean thing!→ ¡mira que eres tacaño!you nasty thing!→ ¡mira que eres desagradable!you poor (old) thing!, poor thing!→ ¡pobrecito!the stupid thing went and sold it→ el muy estúpido fue y lo vendióshe's a sweet little thing, isn't she?→ es monísima, ¿verdad...
The halo of Gordon Gekko, the corporate raider in Oliver Stone’s film Wall Street depicted by Michael Douglas, may have been tarnished by events but his legendary dictum that “Lunch is for wimps” holds sway. I don’t only mean the bibulous Three-Martini Lunch, epitomized in Mad Men wh...