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Meaning of "take my breath away" Fri Jul 28, 2006 15:12 pm  Meaning of "take my breath away"
 

I often hear in songs the words: take my breath away

What's the precise meanings of the above?

Thanks,

It's a shame, I select the word, click bold but the word won't be bold. Instead of that the html command will be pasted into the text.
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Take my breath away Fri Jul 28, 2006 16:00 pm  Take my breath away
 

If something takes your breath away, you find it extremely beautiful or are completely astonished/surprised by it:

    - The richness of his voice and the intensity of his gaze took my breath away.

    - When he mentioned the price, it took my breath away.
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Take my breath away Fri Jul 28, 2006 18:22 pm  Take my breath away
 

Attila wrote:
I often hear in songs the words: take my breath away

What's the precise meanings of the above?

Thanks,

It's a shame, I select the word, click bold but the word won't be bold. Instead of that the html command will be pasted into the text.

Hi Atilla,
That's odd... When I quote your original text, the boldface type works.... Shocked

Maybe there was some sort of little hi-tech "short circuit" in your original window ...

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