#1 (permalink) Fri Nov 13, 2009 22:31 pm What is the meaning of "don't pin me down with a label"? |
|
|
English Language Tests, Intermediate level
ESL/EFL Test #414 "English Slang Idioms (154)", question 6
"Jocks are so annoying. Take Josh, for example. He walks around here like he owns the campus. Ten years from now, though, he'll be working for me," Elmer said. Josh replied, "Don't pin me down with a .......... For your information, I got very good grades last semester and I enjoy lots of things besides sports. I like gardening, for example."
(a) saying (b) label (c) libel (d) expectation
English Language Tests, Intermediate level
ESL/EFL Test #414 "English Slang Idioms (154)", answer 6
"Jocks are so annoying. Take Josh, for example. He walks around here like he owns the campus. Ten years from now, though, he'll be working for me," Elmer said. Josh replied, "Don't pin me down with a label. For your information, I got very good grades last semester and I enjoy lots of things besides sports. I like gardening, for example."
Correct answer: (b) label _________________________
what is the meaning of "don't pin me down with a label"?
Dallance |
|
Dallance Guest
|