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19-May-2006, 14:14
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 ask a meaning of an idiom |
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19-May-2006, 15:49
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 Re: ask a meaning of an idiom Alysa, I'm not familiar with that particular idiom, sorry. Is it an idiom or is it a definition for an idiom you're looking for? |
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19-May-2006, 15:56
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 Re: ask a meaning of an idiom Hello,I want to improve my english.I will be very thankful if you help me.Thank you. |
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19-May-2006, 16:14
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| Re: ask a meaning of an idiom Welcome, necdetaybar.  If you have a question, please start a new thread. This thread belongs to someone else. It's about idioms.  All the best.  |
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19-May-2006, 16:45
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| Re: ask a meaning of an idiom There is a saying that "everything happens in 3's." |
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