Aagha Posted 16 years ago
Vocabulary
REQUEST FOR THE MEANINGS OF THE BOLD WORDS!
Dear Mr. Wordy:
Thanks for your earlier reply. Its further requested to help me out with the following:
1. When I turned back to the table, I saw Dawn regarding me with a wistful expression.
2. He's got an awful lot on his mind, and he works real hard.
3. I think she looks a little green, don't you ?
4. ... he's always been serious, like he's got all the worries of the world on his shoulders.
5. He helped me to my feet --- actually my foot.
Thanking you in anticiaption
sincerely yours
aagha
Thanks for your earlier reply. Its further requested to help me out with the following:
1. When I turned back to the table, I saw Dawn regarding me with a wistful expression.
2. He's got an awful lot on his mind, and he works real hard.
3. I think she looks a little green, don't you ?
4. ... he's always been serious, like he's got all the worries of the world on his shoulders.
5. He helped me to my feet --- actually my foot.
Thanking you in anticiaption
sincerely yours
aagha
Top answer
1. regarding me with = looking at me steadily with 2. He's got an awful lot on his mind = he is thinking about many troubles/problems/tasks 3.
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1. regarding me with = looking at me steadily with
2. He's got an awful lot on his mind = he is thinking about many troubles/problems/tasks
3. green = sick; inexperienced
4. on his shoulders = as his responsibility
5. helped me to my feet = helped me stand up
2. He's got an awful lot on his mind = he is thinking about many troubles/problems/tasks
3. green = sick; inexperienced
4. on his shoulders = as his responsibility
5. helped me to my feet = helped me stand up
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