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Does "props (to somebody)" have something to do with "praise" because something is good/ well done
E.g
It has to give props to the director. The movie is so good.
Does "props (to somebody)" have something to do with "praise" because something is good/ well done
E.g
It has to give props to the director. The movie is so good.
E.g
It has to give props to the director. The movie is so good.
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“Props to (someone)” = to give praise to someone
I have to give props to the director- the movie was so good!
I need to give props to the chef- the food was delicious!
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