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Somewhere in her room where her mean and privacy-invading brother cannot find.
It doesn't 'mean' anything, it's just a random speaker message at the Virtupets station. It's a message for one of the station's background characters, and doesn't affect you, the player in any way.
performing a deed worth of a hero or a gesture of kindness that is brought to the attention of others. Boxers have "gotten the city to the key" for winning a championship It's a figurative saying meaning that the hero/heroine is given free access to the city, as if they are adopted as a citizen there and treated like one of their favorite sons or daughters
Men say: Bong Sror-lunh Oun Women say: Oun Sror-lunh Bong For a couple, men address themselves as "Bong" to mean "I" while women address themselves as "Oun." However, each of these is not changed even if the speaker is different based on the gender. This means "Bong" represents men and "Oun" represents women.
If you mean the keys to a business, then the management usually has insurance to cover the replacement cost of keys and locks.
the locks are just big metal doors and there is a person that has the remote to control the opening and closing.
Well, that probably depends on how you interpret it. It is a pregnant woman... that is as far as I would go. If you mean, is it Sylvia Plath herself? It definitely could be. Many of her poems are autobiographical... I think it is more symbolic than literal though.
i think you mean alicia keys.....
if you mean locks you can say "The locks are broke." or if you mean lochness monster you can say "the lochness monster is a creature."
"Keys to the benz" means Give me the keys to a mercades (Car) ~Mars
Give the keys to the person's hand.
The Florida keys are in Florida. But if you mean if you can see the mainland from the keys then no, you can't.
It's typically a malapropism that is used to add a wry wrinkle to the speaker's overt disinclination to use either of the clichéd metaphors "horse of a different color" or "bird of a different feather." Also technically a catachresis used either wittingly or not to convey the speaker's opinion that something doesn't quite fit the norm of an object of its type.
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