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Russkiy Bear Posted 10 years ago
Vocabulary
Fire off (Phrasal verb)
I've looked up the phrasal verb fire off in the major dictionaries. Although no dictionary states that the phrasal verb suggests no intention of hitting a target. All the example sort of suggest so. Am I right or that's just a stretch?
The ship fire off warning shots
They fire off a volley of shots
Mexicans fire off guns to welcome the new year
The ship fire off warning shots
They fire off a volley of shots
Mexicans fire off guns to welcome the new year
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Your first sentence has a mistake in the verb, and all sentences need end punctuation.
- Your first sentence has a mistake in the verb, and all sentences need end punctuation.
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Your first sentence has a mistake in the verb, and all sentences need end punctuation.
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