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I dont understand
hello
is the meaning of to slash barbecue is to cut a grilled meat? what is the meaning of (a mystery lot)? (I would sunk a few,was not driving so i start bidding) (I am all set) (constand) plz tell me what do they mean?
You should go to somewebs like these:
www.tinhdonphuong.com
I am all set = I am ready, I have all that I need
Other than that, I am afraid I can't help you. I have never heard of slash barbecuing before.
Even i do not know the meaning the slang you are asking. I will really appreciate, if you will tell me. You can send me mail regarding that my email id is alok22_vats@yahoo.com, you can chat with as well on this id.
bye alok
thank u so much mark for your help but what abt other sentences guys plz help me
You need to quote the complete sentences, without mistakes; then people may be able to help.
where are the mistakes? i quoted these sentences and words from one magazine, its like an interview with a celebrity.he was talking like this.i didnt understand what was written there,so i liked to ask you if you have any ideas of these things.thats all.thanks
If they were printed exactly as quoted, they are not statements, let alone sentences. They make no sense.
Give the complete context.
hi nmej
actually there is no contexts only questions and answeres and his answers were like these .soo vague.
this is what I found on web. May be the native-speakers might explain what's it all about?
http://weblogs.variety.com/the_style_phile/2005/07/fete_for_fashio.html
AHA!
Finally some context, and we can figure out what the hell you're talking about! <<No, it’s more like Find Outlet's Bastille Day sale-slash-barbecue. Starting today through July 17, hit the Chelsea outpost to nosh on grilled fare and save up to 80% on designer spring wares like Kasil jeans>> Okay. There is NO SUCH THING as a "slash barbecue". The entire phrase is "sale-slash-barbecue", and all THAT is is a cutesy way of saying "sale/barbecue", with the "/" written out as the word that it stands for. So the site is advertising a combination sale and barbecue, where you can eat while buying. "To nosh" or "nosh on" is a slang term for "eat". "Grilled fare" means grilled food (in some contexts, "fare" means food; in others it means other things, and it can only be used to mean food in certain contexts, so don't try to use it interchangeably until you know what you're doing.)
thank you j so much for your care and help
Uriel I estimate your efforts a lot for the clarification of what we are ignorant from matters that relate to English language but what abt the other things like mystery lot and constand?
mystery lot
one of the meanings of "lot" - "group of items sold as one". It often happens in an auction sale, for example, on eBay: http://search.ebay.com/mystery-lot_W0QQfkrZ1QQfnuZ1
You may have to give the complete sentence which includs the words you mentioned. It will be better if you give more sentences before and after the sentence which has your doubtful words.
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