"Stuff a cork in it" nghĩa là gì?
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"Stuff a cork in it" = nhét cái nút vào -> nghĩa là im mồm, trật tự.
Ví dụ
“Within 36 hours I got a handwritten note calling me a hero, went to a meeting where someone said I was the bravest person they knew, and then had someone on twitter call me a ’gas bag who needed to stuff a cork in it.’ Love it.“
In the video, Roxy is shouting at Ronnie: "Ronnie! Are you in there? I need a wee!" "Stuff a cork in it," Ronnie replies (trả lời), before Roxy adds: "I can't!" She then says coldly: "Tough."
He may not think his constant (luôn mồm) mouth is a problem because he doesn’t use profanity, but it is. It’s a problem because the refs say it’s a problem. If he’s smart he’ll pay attention and stuff a cork in it.
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