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Atousa nezami Posted 10 years ago
Vocabulary
what does 'hail' t mean in this sentence?
'I deserve a hail of fire'
'I deserve a hail of fire'
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Can you give us some context, please? In a context of soldiers fighting, 'a hail of fire' means people are firing a lot of bullets. Literally, 'hail' is a kind of icy rain.
- Can you give us some context, please?
- In a context of soldiers fighting, 'a hail of fire' means people are firing a lot of bullets.
- Literally, 'hail' is a kind of icy rain.
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Can you give us some context, please?
In a context of soldiers fighting, 'a hail of fire' means people are firing a lot of bullets.
Literally, 'hail' is a kind of icy rain.
In a context of soldiers fighting, 'a hail of fire' means people are firing a lot of bullets.
Literally, 'hail' is a kind of icy rain.
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