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struck by
Hello everyone.
I'd like to ask about the meaning of 'struck by' in the dollowing context.
Goodier led them down one of the wide corridors on the second level. The other units went in other directions. Vega struck by Brodeur and followed his lead.
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Re: struck by

Originally Posted by
KLPNO
Hello everyone.
I'd like to ask about the meaning of 'struck by' in the dollowing context.
Goodier led them down one of the wide corridors on the second level. The other units went in other directions. Vega struck by Brodeur and followed his lead.
Are you sure the statement is 'struck by' and not 'stuck by'? Stuck by would make more sense in this context.
Cheers,
Amigos4
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Re: struck by

Originally Posted by
amigos4
Are you sure the statement is 'struck by' and not 'stuck by'? Stuck by would make more sense in this context.
Cheers,
Amigos4
Sure, Amigos4, it's my misprint, sorry for that, it should read 'stuck', not 'struck'.
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Re: struck by
It means that he stayed with him, followed him.
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Re: struck by
Thank you very much, Tdol.
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