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| I am a new user and wish to get what the following idiom/expression means- drop off the face of the earth. thank you. |
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| This means to disappear without a trace. |
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| Thank you much for your help. |
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| Could you please give us an example? Thanks in advance I.A |
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| Melanie vanished from her parent's holiday flat. It is as if she has dropped off the face of the earth. |
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| Thank you very much I.A |
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