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Vladv Posted 4 years ago
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Confide in
The following month the tsar confided in Durnovo that he was thinking of replacing the minister with Witte.
Sergei Witte and the twilight of imperial Russia : a biography by Harcave, Sidney.
Should it be confide in or to? Any difference? Thanks
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Vladv Should it be confide in or to? Any difference? com/dictionary/american/confide confide in someone confide something to someone
- Vladv Should it be confide in or to?
- Any difference?
- com/dictionary/american/confide confide in someone confide something to someone
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VladvShould it be confide in or to? Any difference?
See this dictionary entry
https://www.macmillandictionary.com/dictionary/american/confide
confide in someone
confide something to someone
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