Have you seen you've put your hip on

English translation: Have you noticed that you've put on weight round the hips?

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English term or phrase:	Have you seen you've put your hip on
Selected answer:	Have you noticed that you've put on weight round the hips?
Entered by:	Jack Doughty

05:21 Aug 29, 2014

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English term or phrase: Have you seen you've put your hip on

Hello everyone,

A TV presenter is talking to dr. Donald Epstein about the spinal network analysis.

PRESENTER: So you're sending a message to the brain when you touch that area of ease.

DONALD: Exactly.

PRESENTER: And what's the message?

DONALD: The message is, look at yourself. ***Have you seen you've put your hip on*** for the past 5 years? Can you see how you're relating to stress or adapting to stress?...

Thank you.

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Have you noticed that you've put on weight round the hips?

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That's how I understand it, yes.

Selected response from:

Jack Doughty
United Kingdom
Local time: 10:53

Grading comment

Thank you, Jack.
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Have you noticed that you've put on weight round the hips?

Jack Doughty

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have you seen you've put your hip on

Have you noticed that you've put on weight round the hips?

Jack Doughty
United Kingdom
Local time: 10:53
Native speaker of: English
PRO pts in category: 370

Grading comment

Thank you, Jack.

Notes to answerer

Asker: Thank you, Jack. Jack, do I understansd correctly that it's about excess weight - in this case, the person's hips getting a little bit or too fat?

Asker: Thank you, Jack.

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