What about something meaning in English
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Definition
(-Let's go to the cinema!) -What about (going to visit grandmother?): (-Let's go to the cinema!) -How about, what do you think about (going to visit grandmother?); (-Let's go to the cinema!) -I think we should (go to visit grandmother)
What about (the others?): What will happen regarding, concerning, with respect to (the others?)
What about it?: What are you specifically saying or asking about that (thing or subject)?
- "- We've had one, yes, what about second breakfast?"
- "What about the horse? She looks delicious."
- "Bruno : But what about Felix?"
- "-What about breakfast? - We've already had it."
- "What about my savings account?"
- "And then... what about next week?"
- "Well what about you?"
- "What about you, Jones?"
- "-Rule #1: You will not touch anything. -What about the floor?"
- "Now what about your walk?"
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