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2021-05-13 04:05
A1 at Lloyds phrase
The phrase can be shortened to "A1".
This phrase means the top quality.
Both food and services of this hotel is truly A1 at Lloyds.
Strong body, mind or will
1. Good or fantastic
2. (of a person) Attractive, or sexy
3. A sexually attractive person
Someone or something is so good or successful that it's impossible for anyone or anything who comes after them to follow.
In flawless condition
1. To defeat or punish someone (A possessive noun stands between"kick" and "ass")
2. To beat one up. (A possessive noun stands between"kick" and "ass")
3. To be very effective or successful.
4. To be excellent.
5. To motivate someone.
The word comes from the 1775 edition of Lloyd's Register of British and Foreign Shipping, which assigned a letter grade to the state of a ship's hull and a number grade to the condition of the anchor, cables, and other objects. By the early 1800s, the highest possible rating, A-1, had been applied to something of exceptional nature. This insurance ranking was quickly transferred to a variety of other regions, and it has been a cliché since the late 1800s.
Do you see anything wrong?
To do something in an unusual way
I guess I like to run against the grain in everything I do.
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