Fart meaning in English
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Definition
to fart: to expel gas through the anus, to pass wind (slang)
Examples
- "Felix took my science project and then farted on my head."
- "I farted and it smells really bad!"
- "He is currently in stable condition, and alternates between screaming and farting."
Exercise 1
"You suffered a blackout."
Without changing the meaning, how else could we express this?
There may be more than one correct answer!
Without changing the meaning, how else could we express this?
There may be more than one correct answer!
"You suffered a blackout."
Without changing the meaning, how else could we express this?
There may be more than one correct answer!
Without changing the meaning, how else could we express this?
There may be more than one correct answer!
This choice is incorrect. A "coma" is a state of deep and often prolonged unconsciousness, usually the result of disease or injury. A "blackout" describes a temporary loss of consciousness.
This choice is correct. A "blackout" is a temporary loss of memory or consciousness - in Jean's case this is because of the high G-forces (or stress of acceleration) involved in the rocket launch.
This choice is correct. To "suffer a blackout" is to "faint" or to "pass out". All these terms describe losing consciousness, usually momentarily, and is caused by an insufficient supply of blood to the brain.
Funny but not the correct choice. Do you like to expel gas through your anus without telling anyone? I bet you do.
This choice is incorrect. Although a "blackout" can refer to a loss of electrical power or a suspension of radio or TV broadcasting, this is not what space base commander is referring to.
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