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Meanings of got the ghost in English
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Usage of got the ghost in English
1
A dismounted man caught on the feeding-grounds hasn't got the ghost of a chance.
2
We've got a steamer." "You've got the ghost of a steamer," I said.
3
You've got the ghost, haven't you?
4
So that means- Ishallhave to marry somebody else's millions, for I haven't got the ghost of one of my own.
5
What's the use,' says I, 'of smokin' when ye've not got the ghost of a chance of killin' yeself by doin' it?'
6
There was that big jewel job in Piccadilly, Taplin and Horne's; I don't mind telling you that we've not got the ghost of a clue.
7
"I don't believe you've got the ghost of a chance!"
8
"Go forward," shouted the conductor to the rear brakeman, "and get 'em out of here,-tellMcNally we've got the ghost."