What does the phrase “to sit on someone’s neck” mean in Indian English?
A: to watch or supervise
somebody carefully
B: to sit on the neck of
someone else
C: to be very proud
D: to rely on somebody
A: to watch or supervise
somebody carefully
B: to sit on the neck of
someone else
C: to be very proud
D: to rely on somebody
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- 中国大学MOOC: What does the phrase “to sit on someone’s neck” mean in Indian English?
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