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Contraposition Posted 14 years ago
Vocabulary
down
Everything had to be strapped down to stop it from sliding around.
What does 'down' here mean?
What does 'down' here mean?
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Hi contraposition To "strap down" is a phrasal verb that means "to secure something tightly with a strap or belt". g. in a car, or if they are being tortured.
- Hi contraposition To "strap down" is a phrasal verb that means "to secure something tightly with a strap or belt".
- g.
- in a car, or if they are being tortured.
- Best wishes Mo
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Hi contraposition
To "strap down" is a phrasal verb that means "to secure something tightly with a strap or belt". It is usually used when talking about luggage being secured, for example on a bicycle or it can be used for people if they are being restrained for some reason, e.g. in a car, or if they are being tortured.
Best wishes
Mo
To "strap down" is a phrasal verb that means "to secure something tightly with a strap or belt". It is usually used when talking about luggage being secured, for example on a bicycle or it can be used for people if they are being restrained for some reason, e.g. in a car, or if they are being tortured.
Best wishes
Mo
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