Would you excuse me? Idiom

Do you read me?

Idiom(s): Do you read me?

Theme: UNDERSTANDING

Do you understand what I am telling you? (Typically asked of someone receiving a radio communication, such as from an airplane or an airport control tower. Also used as an emphatic way of asking if one is understood.)
• This is Delta heavy 54. Do you read me?
• I have said no twenty times already! The answer is still no! Do you read me?

Would you alibi me?

1. a affable catechism that about announces one's departure. (Compare this with Could I be excused?; Alibi me.) Jane: Would you alibi me? I accept to get home now. Andy: Oh, sure. I'll see you to the door. Rising to leave, Jane said, "Would you alibi me?" and larboard by the rear door.
2. . a affable way to appeal access through or by a accumulation of people; a way to appeal amplitude to avenue an elevator. There were two bodies talking in the corridor, blocking it. Tom said, "Would you alibi me?" They stepped aside. Fred: Would you alibi me? This is my floor. Sally: Sure. It's mine, too.Learn more: excuse

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Would you excuse me? Idiom

Do you read me?

Would you alibi me?

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