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“Get what's coming" nghĩa là gì?
26 May, 2020
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“Get what's coming (to one)” -> nghĩa là sắp nhận quả báo, hậu quả hay sự trừng phạt do chính việc mình đã gây ra.
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He may not be claiming responsibility for the attack but he did say, numerous times at that, that the artist should get what's coming to him.
It's the phrase John Wilkes Booth reportedly shouted after he assassinated (ám sát) President Abraham Lincoln and it's been commonly used, essentially, to infer that leaders who have overstepped their bounds (giới hạn, vạch biên giới) will get what's coming to them...being death. Some say Brutus called it out during the assassination of Julius Caesar, others disagree, but that seems to be the origin of the phrase. It's also on the state seal of Virginia, apparently.
Zav's death rocked the Holby clan to the core in the show's final episode last month, and therefore it'll come as no surprise that the aftermath (hậu quả) is one to watch when it returns. As a grief-stricken Donna tries to come to terms with life without Zav, Cameron will begin a brand new battle as he tries to bury his latest secret. Will Donna learn the truth? Teasing the outcome (kết cục) of the story, Jaye Jacobs – who plays Donna – said in a Q&A interview with Digital Spy: "It's Holby, I have a feeling Cameron will [get what's coming to him]". Watch out everyone!
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