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Contraposition Posted 13 years ago
Vocabulary
actual flight
What does it mean?
take charge
assume control or responsibility:
the candidate must take charge of an actual flight
take charge
assume control or responsibility:
the candidate must take charge of an actual flight
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a real flight. eg You can't just be in charge of the plane when it is on the ground. You have to be in charge when it is in the air.
- a real flight.
- eg You can't just be in charge of the plane when it is on the ground.
- You have to be in charge when it is in the air.
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a real flight.
eg You can't just be in charge of the plane when it is on the ground. You have to be in charge when it is in the air.
eg You can't just be in charge of the plane when it is on the ground. You have to be in charge when it is in the air.
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Unfortunately I see that there is no more context: http://www.oxforddictionaries.com/us/definition/american_english/take+charge___1
It's not the most obvious usage example to choose. To me, it sounds as if the "candidate" is someone applying for a job as a pilot (o
It's not the most obvious usage example to choose. To me, it sounds as if the "candidate" is someone applying for a job as a pilot (o
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