rack your brainsthink very hard Thompson racked his brains for an explanation. Google Over the next few days he racked his brains trying to figure out what the number was. Google Bill Baker got sadder and sadder (and fatter and fatter, he had to eat everything |
raise a questionask a question, esp. one not likely to be answered Communists Data That Raise a Question: What do you already know that causes you to ask the Can I can I just raise a question er to r to clarify the point before I answer your question that I are am I are we to assume that in response to Mr , erm it's on the record that there's a er a request to add, clear expression of local preference I by local planning authorities? BNCI |
rceived opinion(s)widely held and accepted opinion So far we have considered only two possibilities--that the received opinion may The habit of mere adhesion to received opinion in any matter is most mischievous, Meanwhile Jake's noncing on about received opinion for no particular |
read sb like a bookunderstand clearly what sb´s character is If you spend some time observing him, you'll be able to master all its particulars He is usually quite open I can read him like a book and he can do the same |
read sb´s mind/thoughtsknow what sb thinks, wants or plans Martain Manhunter already read his mind before Wally even told everyone. Google He read his mind and gave him the chance to tell it himself just like Batman did. Gogle You read his mind and reveal the number he was thinking. Google |
ring a bellyou know you have already heard about sth but you cannot remember it quite well Does this ring a bell? Google It might ring a bell in somebody's mind.'; BNCI To readers of this column does the name Rosenstein ring a bell? BNCI |