Kissedの例文や意味・使い方に関するQ&A

A: It means you are really, really happy to be where you are. So happy that you kiss the ground you are standing on.

A: They told them that they didn't like them and to go away. Likely in a rude and/or insulting way.

A: it means the person doesn't know if they did or didn't or just doesn't want to say.

A: where did you hear this from? I've never seen this phrase before

A: it's a metaphor, you can give it any meaning

A: They are both natural. I used to teacher English!

A: Kissed

A: "She was seen being kissed by a man" is the grammatically correct one

A: Maybe this is more British slang. I haven't used that or heard it here in America.

I looked it up and I would say, "He got kicked to the curb from his job for missing work." or "He got canned from his job after missing work.

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A: You need to use the "past tense" for both parts of the sentence:

When I first kissed her, I felt like I was walking on air.

When I kissed her for the first time, it felt like walking on air.

A: I kissed my mom or I gave my mom a kiss