"enroll in,at"とは 意味・読み方・使い方

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in the vicinity of somewhere

“Will you come?"—“Positively!"

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"May I come in?" "Yes, certainly."

“Are you going?"“Who, me?"

“Come with me."—“All right."

'Kan'

“I'm moving away."“No! When?"

“Might I come in?"—“Yes, certainly."

‘Engaged.'

“Ask, and ye shall receive”

“A worn will turn”

“You'll go, won't you?"—“Like hell I will."

"Won't you come with us?" "I'd be glad to."

“Are you coming?"—“Sure!"

"Frozen"

“Occupied"

“Will you attend the meeting?"“I don't see why not."

utter `haw'

“Take time by the forelock”

“Harm set, harm get,”

“Bloody hell!"—“You forget yourself, sir."

“Harm watch, harm catch”

“Harm watch, harm catch”

“Shall we go for a swim?"—“Yes let's. [No, let's not.]"

“Let's go shopping."“Yes, let's."

“Let's take a break, shall we?" “Yes, let's."

“In for a penny, in for a pound”

“I insist that you come with me."—“Nothing doing! I've got plans of my own."