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I ever heard people use "(noun) is my middle name". Is that a term that means something in English?
I ever heard people use "(noun) is my middle name". Is that a term that means something in English?
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Heh. It's a slang way to say you are very good at something, or a way to pretend you are very good at something. Or that you really enjoy something.
"Danger" is my middle name. This basically means, I am great at handling dangerous situations.
"Eating Cookies" is my middle name. I LOVE to eat cookies.
"Caution" is my middle name. I am a very cautious person.
In all cases, "_______" is my middle name.
is a boastful way of saying
I'm good at "_____________" or I like "_____________".
Unless, of course, your middle name really is "fútbol".
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- Inglês (EUA)
yes. for example "Danger is my middle name". it is usually a saying meant jokingly or sarcastically.
yes. for example "Danger is my middle name". it is usually a saying meant jokingly or sarcastically.
- Inglês (EUA)
If I say "fashion" is my middle name, it means it's inherent, or that I'm very fashionable.
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Heh. It's a slang way to say you are very good at something, or a way to pretend you are very good at something. Or that you really enjoy something.
"Danger" is my middle name. This basically means, I am great at handling dangerous situations.
"Eating Cookies" is my middle name. I LOVE to eat cookies.
"Caution" is my middle name. I am a very cautious person.
In all cases, "_______" is my middle name.
is a boastful way of saying
I'm good at "_____________" or I like "_____________".
Unless, of course, your middle name really is "fútbol".
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