Author: Tang Guimin
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Publish Date: 2003-08-01
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"New Year's resolutions" refer to "resolutions or things one decides to do." Its verb form is "resolve," meaning "to decide; to make a resolution." It can also mean "starting over" or "reinventing oneself." A new beginning: This means "to start; to begin." Discarding the old and introducing the new. The idea of "replacing the old with the new."
"I like you": In this context, "dig" means "to like." This phrase can sometimes be used to compliment someone, equivalent to "You're really great!"
"I like you this kind of person": This sentence can also be extended to "You are the kind of man I like." or "You are the kind of girl I like."
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