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Madhulk Posted 18 years ago
Vocabulary
Fused...
Clark: I know what happened to your arm in the bank vault.
Man #3: Occupational hazard. We waited too long.
It didn't hurt. When I pulled out, it was fused at the shoulder.
His arm stays cemented in the wall. What does the underlined mean?
Man #3: Occupational hazard. We waited too long.
It didn't hurt. When I pulled out, it was fused at the shoulder.
His arm stays cemented in the wall. What does the underlined mean?
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Pretty much what you saw. The cement was attached to his shoulder. Fused is usually used when things are attached to each other by heat.
- Pretty much what you saw.
- The cement was attached to his shoulder.
- Fused is usually used when things are attached to each other by heat.
- Welding metal together could be called fusing.
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Pretty much what you saw. The cement was attached to his shoulder.
Fused is usually used when things are attached to each other by heat. Welding metal together could be called fusing.
Fused is usually used when things are attached to each other by heat. Welding metal together could be called fusing.
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