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English translation: all stitched up
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|  Selected response from: Yuri Larin Ukraine Local time: 15:18 | ||||||
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I’m all stitched up Explanation: The surgery was painful. When they finished up, I wanted to go home, (as) they wouldn’t let me go back to my unit, because I’m all stitched up. One would think the wound is no big deal, just two small holes, but once they cut it open (or “you go under the knife”) … or "it's all stitched up" |
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