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What is the meaning of "your love is like a studded leather headlock"?

An Arctic Monkeys fan! The opening line of "Suck It and See" is open to interpretation, especially since it's unclear exactly what a "studded leather headlock" is. Is it a headlock (like a wrestling move) in which the person who is giving the headlock is using a studded leather belt around your neck? Is it a headlock given by a person wearing a studded leather jacket? In any case, it's an image of a painful and powerful grip. Perhaps Alex is saying that the person's love is both painful and controlling? 🏻♂️

Hi, can you please tell me what's the meaning of this sentence "waiting for the bottom to drop out from underneath me."? Thanks.

It means that you are having a really tough time (you're under a lot of stress, you have many problems to deal with, you're worried about lots of things, etc.), and you're expecting things to get even worse. You're nervously waiting for the moment when everything falls apart.

What is the meaning of "to issue a credit" Is it " to pay back money? or insurance? Also ' to receive a credit. Many thanks! I really appreciate your help.

"Issue a credit" means to 'pay back money.' For example, if you return an item to a store, they will issue a credit, which could be cash or just credit that you can use to buy something else at the store. The store/business issues a credit. The customer "receives a credit."

I dare not tell him / I do not dare to tell him, which one is correct?

They're both correct. "I dare not tell him" is more formal (and some might say more old-fashioned).
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What is sort of stuff means ?

"Sort of stuff" is an informal way of saying "kind of thing"; for example, "Finding a messy room is the sort of stuff that makes me mad," or "What sort of stuff do you like to do when you're bored?"

What do you mean by "no pun intended"?

"No pun intended" means that you made a pun by accident or coincidence. For example,
Nan: Don't you want to adopt my sister's large dog as a pet?
Peter: Fat chance. No pun intended.
"Fat chance" is an idiom that means 'impossible,' but it's also a pun in this case because a "large dog" is "fat."

What does this sentence mean, "my mind reeling"? Thanks!

It means that whatever you heard, saw, or learned shocked or surprised you, to the point that your mind is thinking all sorts of thoughts. For example, "When I learned that my real parents had died when I was a baby, it sent my mind reeling."

what's the difference between "how can" and "how come"

"How come" is an informal way of asking "Why?"
- How come Nan doesn't like coffee?
- How come you don't call me anymore?
"How can" is asking how something is done or how something is possible:
- How can you stare at the sun without blinking?
- How can we get a good score on tomorrow's exam?
- How can I get to your house from here?

If a person say " email a participant to understand his availability for a meeting date' , Here"to understand his availability " means " to know he will be free or he have time in this date. Is it right?

Yes. It basically means 'to know when the participant will be free to have a meeting.' If your job was to email the participant, you could simply write "When would you be free to meet?" or something similar. 👩🏻💻

what is meant by Free no obligation quotes?

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It means that the person/company who is quoting you a price will do so for free and you are not obligated (required) to buy their service/product. For example,
Henry: Can you quote me a price on building a new garage for my house?
Contractor: Sure. We can do it for $5000.
Henry: I see. Let me call around and get more quotes.
Contractor: No problem.
In the example, Henry got the quote for free and he was not required to hire the contractor.
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What does "the devil is in the detail" mean?

It roughly means 'small things in any plan and scheme that are easily overlooked can cause serious problems later on.' For example, let's say that you wanted to buy a used car. Let's say that you found an affordable car that looked really nice: it had no dents or scratches, the paint job was excellent, etc. And let's say that you bought the car without even asking the previous owner for a vehicle history report. If you did that, you shouldn't be surprised if your car runs into maintenance problems. After this bad experience, you might tell a friend who is also considering buying a used car, "Buying a used car can save money, but the devil is in the details."

What is the difference between tough and taft?

"Tough" is a common adjective that means 'strong and durable.' "Taft" is a surname (last name, family name), e.g., William Howard Taft (27th president of the US).
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What does this mean "Client Contacts" ?Is it the information contact of client?

It means 'contacts who are clients.' It refers simply to their names. 'Client contact information' would refer to the information of the client. 📇

Regarding the Purdue Owl's Article, though it seems compelling at first, I can't help myself asking something about it; why does "it's" count as one word? Is it not 2 words? #justcurious

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That's a really tricky question, and answers vary. Some authorities consider contractions as one word, since the contraction stands on its own and has a clear meaning. However, other authorities state that contractions count as the number of words they would be if they weren't contracted; to them, "it's" would count as two words (it is, it has).

Actually, how many tenses are there in english language? 12 or 16?

12:
Simple Present: He sings.
Present Perfect: He has sung.
Present Continuous: He is singing.
Present Perfect Continuous: He has been singing.
Simple Past: He sang.
Past Perfect: He had sung.
Past Continuous: He was singing.
Past Perfect Continuous: He had been singing.
Simple Future: He will sing.
Future Continuous: He will be singing.
Future Perfect: He will have sung.
Future Perfect Continuous: He will have been singing.

make, help, see.. what are other verbs that should be in root word after those verbs mentioned ? LIST AS MANY AS POSSIBLE. eg : I *help* my sister DO her homework. I make my daughter GO to her school.

The list is pretty short: Let, Make, Have, Help
- I LET him EAT cake for dinner.
- Nan will MAKE her nephew STUDY tonight.
- Henry will HAVE Nan CALL you later today.
- They will HELP him LEARN English.

"Spreading of information about the disease help to get more people to get tested and reduce the risk infecting others." is that okay?

Close. "Spreading information about the disease will motivate more people to get tested and thereby reduce the risk of infecting others." 👍🏻

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