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what does “second to”mean in this context ？

what does the phrase ‘have me emerging complete’mean？

Hey English learners! Fancy some British English today?😉 There’s a word I come across quite often, but when I ask students about its meaning, it always seems to cause confusion. Think you can figure it out? Challenge yourself with this quick quiz!📝 (And don’t worry if you get it wrong—you’ll learn something new either way!)

what does the phrase “of what”mean in this context？

English students, try this! Topic: Past Simple

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The store I worked at when I was a student went out of business. It was very popular. Why? Was it because of a lack of staff?

A：They‘ll just hook you up like that? B: Yeah,just plug me in. What does it mean？“plug me in”. Does it mean something like "I get the advantage from others"?

I would like to know since I know biscuit is British English for cookie, and cookie is American English for the same thing, what does it mean when it's labeled "biscuit cookie"?