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"Get in my face" nghĩa là gì?
27 Mar, 2020
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“Get in (one’s) face” = Đương đầu/đứng đối mặt để cãi nhau, đánh nhau hoặc mắng mỏ ai.
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Ashley said he turned around to leave, but the security guard “continued to follow me and get in my face, and that's when he reached up and grabbed me around my throat.” Police arrested John Griggs. 63 and charged him with second degree assault. Police describe the surveillance (giám sát, theo dõi cẩn thận) video on the arrest slip, describing a heated argument and then Griggs grabbing Ashley's neck.
My dog, Anna, came up to me this morning. She nudged (nhích, thúc bằng khủy tay) me with her snout (mũi). She pushed in and tried to get in my face. I pushed her away at first. I wasn’t in the mood. Like many of you, the news of what’s happening had gotten to me. Then I looked at her and wrapped my arms around her and gave her a hug. It felt good. I think many of us have truly missed that kind of contact.
Hutchinson said: "I had a 77-year-old woman two nights ago literally get up off the gurney and get in my face, saying to me, 'YOU'RE NOT TESTING ME?' I said, 'No, ma'am, I'm not testing you. You are going home and you're doing good right now. Assume you've got the disease. If you get worse, please come back.' I knew she was anxious and wanted to know for sure. And that's a struggle because our health system has never before turned people down. But you have to meet a certain criteria to get tested.
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