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Meaning of "To take sth all in"

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Opportunity was being given... | 'That interesting enough' OR 'That interestingly enough'

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#1 (permalink) Sun Jun 06, 2004 22:03 pm Meaning of "To take sth all in"

hi!!! what does "to take sth all in" mean? explain please !! Txs

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#2 (permalink) Sun Jun 06, 2004 23:06 pm All in

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#3 (permalink) Tue May 05, 2009 5:11 am Meaning of "To take sth all in"

'To take it all in' is to 'take in' all the information.

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