Re: Brown Bag?
- From: "Default User" <defaultuserbr@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: 30 Apr 2007 19:09:11 GMT
gouqizi.lvcha@xxxxxxxxx wrote:
Does "brown bag" have special meaning in English? Sometimes I see it
in recruiting events.
As the others have said, it means roughly, "bring your own lunch." It's
fairly common to use a brown paper bag to bring a lunch to work or
school.
At work, we have "brown-bag seminars" and such. That means that you are
expected to do this on your own time (we don't get a paid lunch period)
and can bring food to eat during the event if you choose.
Brian
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