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what's the meaning of this slanging phrase "getting under your skin"
what's the meaning of this slanging phrase "getting under your skin"
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It's the same as, "Getting on my last nerve.". That person is really irritating me, and I'm about to go off on them.
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It's the same as, "Getting on my last nerve.". That person is really irritating me, and I'm about to go off on them.
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you meant that some person nervous another and he's become angry and he's close to explosion, is that correct
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@othman-f717 It means that someone is irritating you with their rude, loud, obnoxious, bossy, know-it-all or negative attitude.
Susan is really getting under my skin with all of her complaining.
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