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Aditileo Posted 13 years ago
Vocabulary
down the line
i came across 2 meanings of down the line...
1. to be firm
2. something not happening before the time has passed...
which one is correct
1. to be firm
2. something not happening before the time has passed...
which one is correct
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I am only familiar with the second, something which will happen sometime in the future. "Hold the line" means to stand firm on something.
- I am only familiar with the second, something which will happen sometime in the future.
- "Hold the line" means to stand firm on something.
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I am only familiar with the second, something which will happen sometime in the future.
"Hold the line" means to stand firm on something.
"Hold the line" means to stand firm on something.
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