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21-Dec-2006, 22:29
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 go through a patch My dictionary states that "patch" in sentences like "Ipswich is going through a patch, having lost its last five matches" is used in BrE. Would any AE speaker come up with the AmE equivalent of that? Thank you! |
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21-Dec-2006, 23:26
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| Re: go through a patch That's used in AE too. ~R |
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