18:02 May 17, 2005 |
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3 +1 | phrase that rhymes with no particular meaning in Spanish |
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1 | Ya betta what meta |
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phrase that rhymes with no particular meaning in Spanish Explanation: Hi BigRed, I think this is just a phrase that rhymes nicely but with no particular meaning, at least in Spanish. Good luck and greetings from Oso ¶:^) -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 2005-05-17 18:13:33 (GMT) -------------------------------------------------- meta= goal beta= 1. second letter of the Greek alphabet. 2. (mar.) rope, cable. 3. piece of tape, bit of thread Simon & Schuster\'s Bilingual Dictionary© According to Google: Your search - \"meta que beta\" - did not match any documents. |
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Ya betta what meta Explanation: Anthropology vs DaCurse - [ Traduzca esta página ] ... I think dacurse took dis with betta meta's and wordplay, his flow was more consistant aswell, his verse was shorter and more to the point with his hits. ... rapbattles.com/pages/72127/Anthropology-DaCurse.html - 20k - Resultado Suplementario - En caché - Páginas similares "YA BETTA META" Today we have the word "metacognition," A word beyond our simple recognition. When we think what this means, We see first what it seems And go back to our intuition. "Meta" means "change" this I know. When I see a butterfly emerge and show It is not a caterpillar, it has changed, Something about it has been rearranged. To "meta" is more than continuing to grow. But now I am told, "No" I am wrong. I have fit metacognition to the wrong song. It is not about "change", meta is about "about"! My prior meaning must be rooted out. And I meta my meta as I move along. |
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