Newguest Posted 15 years ago
Vocabulary
Get a shiny new ...
Hi
It's from a book about magic. The author writes about cleansing the kitchen.
He says:
When you burn food, cut yourself, drop pots and pans, or experience a rash of accidents in your kitchen, this could indicate the need for a cleansing. Get a shiny new copper tea kettle. Fill it with water and some herbs.
Does "get a shiny new ..." mean "buy" or just "grab"? And "shiny new" means just "brand new"?
It's from a book about magic. The author writes about cleansing the kitchen.
He says:
When you burn food, cut yourself, drop pots and pans, or experience a rash of accidents in your kitchen, this could indicate the need for a cleansing. Get a shiny new copper tea kettle. Fill it with water and some herbs.
Does "get a shiny new ..." mean "buy" or just "grab"? And "shiny new" means just "brand new"?
Top answer
Hi, They probably mean "take". "Shiny new" means brand new, very glowing. Regards
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Hi,
They probably mean "take".
"Shiny new" means brand new, very glowing.
Regards
They probably mean "take".
"Shiny new" means brand new, very glowing.
Regards
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