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07-Mar-2006, 15:12
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 Idiomatic expression Thanks and best regards, Joy Ost |
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07-Mar-2006, 15:41
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| Re: Idiomatic expression Do you know the meaning of "gears and flywheels" as an idiomatic expression? |
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08-Mar-2006, 04:19
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| Re: Idiomatic expression It's not something I've heard before and most of the examples are literal, but here's an example of it being used idiomatically: http://monger.net/pipermail/dreamboa...er/001628.html Does it mean that they had to struggle through the 'machine' of the industry? That's the closest I can get. |
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