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1. driver’s ed
– a polite phrase used to ask for permission to end a conversation so that one can do something else or to leave a place * I’ve really enjoyed talking with you, but if you’ll excuse me, I need to get home.
more likely now than anytime before; more probable than before * Harold’s boss yelled at him yesterday in front of all of the other employees, and now it’s more likely than ever that he’ll quit his job. محتمل تر از همیشه
short for driver’s education; this is a class available in many high schools that teaches students to drive and about the rules for driving * Driver’s ed seems to be the only class that teenagers don’t mind taking.
– very unpleasant * We went to that restaurant last week, and we were served the foulest food we’d ever tasted. It was horrible!
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