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Messier42 Posted 13 years ago
Medical & Dental Studies
Do I understand correctly?
If a metal bar is knocked out, does it mean that a certain part of the metal bar broke and its piece are removed from whole metal bar?
Do I understand correctly?
Thank you!
Do I understand correctly?
Thank you!
Top answer
No. It sounds like the whole bar was inside something, and the whole bar is now forcibly removed from the something . eg If my tooth is knocked out by a punch, it is no longer in my mouth.
- No.
- It sounds like the whole bar was inside something, and the whole bar is now forcibly removed from the something .
- eg If my tooth is knocked out by a punch, it is no longer in my mouth.
- Clive
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No.
It sounds like the whole bar was inside something, and the whole bar is now forcibly removed from the something.
eg If my tooth is knocked out by a punch, it is no longer in my mouth.
Clive
It sounds like the whole bar was inside something, and the whole bar is now forcibly removed from the something.
eg If my tooth is knocked out by a punch, it is no longer in my mouth.
Clive
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