(UK, Ireland) To be capable of.
Oh dear! I'd forgotten it could do that!
i suppose i could do a minor in art while i’m in college… hehe. ik this college has arts programs, just don’t know if it’s possible if could take it while i study business admin, idk how this major minor stuff works
(UK, Ireland) To be capable of.
“Oh dear! I'd forgotten it could do that!”
“i suppose i could do a minor in art while i’m in college… hehe. ik this college has arts programs, just don’t know if it’s possible if could take it while i study business admin, idk how this major minor stuff works”
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UK and Irish slang — Cockney, Scouse, Geordie, Yorkshire, Glaswegian, Brummie, Welsh, West Country, plus Irish English. Centuries of regional dialects feeding into modern British and Irish street talk.
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If enough of us vote this year, we could do with a veto-proof vote. Ask anyone you know if they are registered to vote. Drive them to the polls. If all eligible Democrats voted, the traitorous Rs could not win.
“If enough of us vote this year, we could do with a veto-proof vote. Ask anyone you know if they are registered to vote. Drive them to the polls. If all eligible Democrats voted, the traitorous Rs could not win.”
“Nah I get it I’m nonbiny and I would prefer to be they-themmed but if they’re not gonna do that by default the LEAST they could do is she/her me like the game does”
“I've only done it a couple of times in a training environment and I could do it - but you could have written pretty much anything on the screen and I'd have read it without thinking. There wasn't a lot of cognitive load free.”
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(idiomatic, British, Irish) To do what is described or what one would expect, with no further explanation needed.