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takk86
20 mar 2019

  • Japonês
  • Inglês (EUA)
  • Inglês (RU)
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What does “I get suck [sic] a kick out of it” mean in this context?

“This was E’s I’m-thinking-about-a-rocket-problem stance, which makes me pretty sure that he had just gotten some kind of bothersome work-related e-mail, and was clearly oblivious to the fact that a picture was being taken at all,” she wrote. “This is also the reason I get suck [sic] a kick out of it—the spouse the camera caught is the exact spouse I encountered, say, last night en route to the bathroom, standing in the hallway frowning with his arms folded.”
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i_am_ben1
20 mar 2019

  • Inglês (EUA)

“[sic]” means the word before it is misspelled or the wrong word but is written that way to preserve the accuracy of a quote. The corrected quote would read “I get such a kick out of it” which means the person is amused by it.

takk86
20 mar 2019

  • Japonês
@i_am_ben1 I see. Thank you for the quick response and helping me!
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