Meaning of sentence?
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What is the meaning of the sentence:
--as an id run amok lashes out.
Why does it have two verbs in a sentence?
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What is the meaning of the sentence:
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Why does it have two verbs in a sentence?
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"as an id [that has] run amok lashes out."
– michael.hor257k
12 hours ago
What is the mean of "id" in the sentence?
– Tyu
12 hours ago
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The "id" is a concept that originates from psychology ... the "id" is the "impulsive" part of he mind. Surely you can find the definition in a dictionary?
– GEdgar
11 hours ago
The final phrase is a simile. The main part of the sentence is likened to (using "as") an id (an unconscious mind or psyche) run amok (idiom for "out-of-control") lashes out (descriptive verb for "attacks").
– user22542
9 hours ago
I can see the confusion for a AmE learner.
– lbf
9 hours ago
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What is the meaning of the sentence:
--as an id run amok lashes out.
Why does it have two verbs in a sentence?
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What is the meaning of the sentence:
--as an id run amok lashes out.
Why does it have two verbs in a sentence?
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"as an id [that has] run amok lashes out."
– michael.hor257k
12 hours ago
What is the mean of "id" in the sentence?
– Tyu
12 hours ago
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The "id" is a concept that originates from psychology ... the "id" is the "impulsive" part of he mind. Surely you can find the definition in a dictionary?
– GEdgar
11 hours ago
The final phrase is a simile. The main part of the sentence is likened to (using "as") an id (an unconscious mind or psyche) run amok (idiom for "out-of-control") lashes out (descriptive verb for "attacks").
– user22542
9 hours ago
I can see the confusion for a AmE learner.
– lbf
9 hours ago
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"as an id [that has] run amok lashes out."
– michael.hor257k
12 hours ago
What is the mean of "id" in the sentence?
– Tyu
12 hours ago
1
The "id" is a concept that originates from psychology ... the "id" is the "impulsive" part of he mind. Surely you can find the definition in a dictionary?
– GEdgar
11 hours ago
The final phrase is a simile. The main part of the sentence is likened to (using "as") an id (an unconscious mind or psyche) run amok (idiom for "out-of-control") lashes out (descriptive verb for "attacks").
– user22542
9 hours ago
I can see the confusion for a AmE learner.
– lbf
9 hours ago
"as an id [that has] run amok lashes out."
– michael.hor257k
12 hours ago
"as an id [that has] run amok lashes out."
– michael.hor257k
12 hours ago
What is the mean of "id" in the sentence?
– Tyu
12 hours ago
What is the mean of "id" in the sentence?
– Tyu
12 hours ago
1
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The "id" is a concept that originates from psychology ... the "id" is the "impulsive" part of he mind. Surely you can find the definition in a dictionary?
– GEdgar
11 hours ago
The "id" is a concept that originates from psychology ... the "id" is the "impulsive" part of he mind. Surely you can find the definition in a dictionary?
– GEdgar
11 hours ago
The final phrase is a simile. The main part of the sentence is likened to (using "as") an id (an unconscious mind or psyche) run amok (idiom for "out-of-control") lashes out (descriptive verb for "attacks").
– user22542
9 hours ago
The final phrase is a simile. The main part of the sentence is likened to (using "as") an id (an unconscious mind or psyche) run amok (idiom for "out-of-control") lashes out (descriptive verb for "attacks").
– user22542
9 hours ago
I can see the confusion for a AmE learner.
– lbf
9 hours ago
I can see the confusion for a AmE learner.
– lbf
9 hours ago
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"as an id [that has] run amok lashes out."
– michael.hor257k
12 hours ago
What is the mean of "id" in the sentence?
– Tyu
12 hours ago
1
The "id" is a concept that originates from psychology ... the "id" is the "impulsive" part of he mind. Surely you can find the definition in a dictionary?
– GEdgar
11 hours ago
The final phrase is a simile. The main part of the sentence is likened to (using "as") an id (an unconscious mind or psyche) run amok (idiom for "out-of-control") lashes out (descriptive verb for "attacks").
– user22542
9 hours ago
I can see the confusion for a AmE learner.
– lbf
9 hours ago