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25 Dec 2017
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A) Bob looks really out of shape.
B) I think all those years of not exercising have caught up with him.
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A) Bob looks really out of shape.
B) I think all those years of not exercising have caught up with him.
What does this conversation mean?
B) I think all those years of not exercising have caught up with him.
What does this conversation mean?
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It means Bob isn't very healthy or his figure doesn't look nice. (It's like a nice way of saying Bobはデブになったみたい), probably because he doesn't exercise.
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It means Bob isn't very healthy or his figure doesn't look nice. (It's like a nice way of saying Bobはデブになったみたい), probably because he doesn't exercise.
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