Kiesworden
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- Feb 28, 2010
- Member Type
- Student or Learner
- Native Language
- French
- Home Country
- France
- Current Location
- France
Hello,
I'm a french student currently reading an "essay" (Far Journeys) written by Robert A. Monroe in which I've encountered a difficulty : I do not understand the verb "beeloon" and I haven't found this entry in any dictionary I've consulted so far. Hence the title. Can somebody help me with that ?
In the mysterious (at least, to me) passage, there's a child on his tricycle who seems to fall down on the grass.
Here's the extract in which I've encountered the term :
"(...) got to get up, my bike will get wet and it will rust, got to get it on the porch...but I can't move, I can't move!...what?...what?...just beeloon it and I can go the porch, how could I forget that! How could I forget to beeloon!"
Thanking you in anticipation.
I'm a french student currently reading an "essay" (Far Journeys) written by Robert A. Monroe in which I've encountered a difficulty : I do not understand the verb "beeloon" and I haven't found this entry in any dictionary I've consulted so far. Hence the title. Can somebody help me with that ?
In the mysterious (at least, to me) passage, there's a child on his tricycle who seems to fall down on the grass.
Here's the extract in which I've encountered the term :
"(...) got to get up, my bike will get wet and it will rust, got to get it on the porch...but I can't move, I can't move!...what?...what?...just beeloon it and I can go the porch, how could I forget that! How could I forget to beeloon!"
Thanking you in anticipation.