Hi TheFallen, i'm still not sure...
Posted by Sphinx on June 07, 2003
about questions I asked last time:
6) To get one's hopes up is a standard English idiom, meaning to
become more hopeful.
(the original sentence is "trying NOT to get their hopes up." Do
they wanted to let themselves down?)
7) It's a humorous allusion to George Orwell's book "1984" ...
(i know it is about the book, but I cannot find relation between
despotism and computer technology! could expalin why it is humorous?)
- Hi TheFallen, i'm still not sure...
Word Camel - not Fallen but tipping 06/07/03
- Ps. re: Not getting their hopes up
Word Camel 06/07/03
- Ps. re: Not getting their hopes
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- Ps. re: Not getting their hopes
up sphinx 06/08/03
- Ps. re: Not getting their hopes up
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