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AH020387 Posted 16 years ago
Vocabulary
Fend
If 'fend' means 'to provide' then can I say:
'I will fend for my family's needs.'
'I will fend for my family's needs.'
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Hi, I rarely hear it used that way, except in the fixed phrase 'fend for oneself' . Clive
- Hi, I rarely hear it used that way, except in the fixed phrase 'fend for oneself' .
- Clive
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Hi,
I rarely hear it used that way, except in the fixed phrase 'fend for oneself'.
Clive
I rarely hear it used that way, except in the fixed phrase 'fend for oneself'.
Clive
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