Something meaning in English
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Definition
something: an undefined object or situation
Do you have something to say? Is there anything you want to tell us?
(she has the flu) or something: (she has the flu) or some other thing like that
Examples
- "There was something wrong with Bruno in Paris, and in Kalackistan."
- "Could I get you something to drink?"
- "I've got something far crazier in mind!"
- "Maybe we should be doing something more meaningful with our lives...like helping people."
- "It's something we do here."
- "Brian : Oh my gosh is it something shocking?"
- "Warbuckle : I'm sorry Philip, I thought you might have super strength or something and be invulnerable."
- "Susie : I've already got something prepared."
- "Betty : Try this dish, it's something you may not be familiar with."
- "If you can't say something nice, don't say nothin' at all."
- "Horatio : Oh, and if someone says something crazy to you, you just say "Cheers, mate"."
- "Bruno was acting funny, giving me subtle hints that he might be hiding something."
- "Can we stop and get a crêpe or something?"
- "I have everything from Abba to ZZ Top- something to suit every taste and budget!"
- "Here, you've got something on your cheek!"
- "You have something I want."
- "Bruno : Listen, I have to ask you something."
- "Brian : Dr. Loblaw, can I ask you something?"
- "Susie : Then he said something even more bizarre."
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