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Do you see the difference? | What does this idiom mean: 'to blow in'?

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#1 (permalink) Sun Jan 02, 2005 19:16 pm Picked her up...

Hi! what does it mean? He picked her up in a bar? Picked her up :wink:

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#2 (permalink) Sun Jan 02, 2005 21:40 pm Pick up

This means met her and started talking to her. _________________ English as a Second Language You can read my ESL story Present Simple

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