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Meaning of: 'I think that I'm picking at the right...'



 
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Meaning of: 'I think that I'm picking at the right...' #1 (permalink) Sun Jun 04, 2006 18:40 pm   Meaning of: 'I think that I'm picking at the right...'		  
What does this sentence mean:
I think that I'm picking at the right moment.
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What does it mean? Help #2 (permalink) Sun Jun 04, 2006 18:48 pm   What does it mean? Help		  
Hi Ann

Are you sure the word "at" is in the sentence?

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Meaning of: 'I think that I'm picking at the right...' #3 (permalink) Tue Jun 06, 2006 11:15 am   Meaning of: 'I think that I'm picking at the right...'		  
Yes, I'm. It's written in the script, and the guy on the video is saying this. I'am a translator [English-Polish] and I'm translating TV programes. The guy starts to forget about his ex-girlfriend and is talkin about the girl he met. I thing that maybe in this context it means that he accepted the situation that she left him and is starting to have fun. Am I right?
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