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- take up the cry - WordReference Forums
A cry in this case is a call to action -- so the pirates took it up: they responded to the call and joined in enthusiastically
- Its no use ~ing to infinitive - WordReference Forums
I know this is a well-known saying: (1) It's no use crying over spilt milk Generally, you tend to use a to-infinitive in this type of structure Is the use of "crying" instead of "to cry" in this particular case because someone is literally or figuratively already crying or has already cried
- Began to cry vs Began crying? | WordReference Forums
I think "began to cry" sounds more like she just spontaneously broke into tears - which is probably what would happen if she accidentally dropped her spindle, which she needed for her work, into a well
- yelp (slang?) | WordReference Forums
I am watching some American TV series and they use "yelp" without the meaning of "cry", e g : - Come on in - OK, I'll yelp some food The only thing that comes to my mind is the expression "help yourself", like it would be implicit this conversation: - Help yourself get some food - Yes, I
- World Cup Cheers Sayings - WordReference Forums
Okay, I'm Canadian (Canadese?) and I've never took formal Italian lessons nor been raised around Italian speakers; I've kinda picked it up from hearsay here and there, books, forums, wordreference, etc :P So apologies for anything I do wrong I'm looking for some Italian sayings for the World
- woop ass whoop ass whup ass - WordReference Forums
Hey guys! Not sure about the meaning of can of woop ass Here you have the sentence: "You better watch it or I'll open up a can of Whoop ass" Thanks!!!
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- cant help cant help but | WordReference Forums
"Can't help but" is a colloquialism, as you suggest, and is basically incorrect grammar It most likely arises from a combination of "Can't but" and "Can't help" - which are both right, and both mean the same thing (although 'can't but' is usually associated with dialect speech) Hope that helps I
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