Grab and tug back
Hello everybody.
I don't know exactly what the underlined mean.
Would you please help me?
My father would pull in the mainsail letting the wind grab and tug at the mainsail as he grabbed and tugged back.
Thanks so much.
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Jamal 1315 I don't know exactly what the underlined mean. means His father was fighting with the wind for control of the sail as if the wind was a person grabbing the sail and trying to pull it away from him. His father pulled back, in reply.
- Jamal 1315 I don't know exactly what the underlined mean.
- means His father was fighting with the wind for control of the sail as if the wind was a person grabbing the sail and trying to pull it away from him.
- His father pulled back, in reply.
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Jamal 1315I don't know exactly what the underlined mean.
means
His father was fighting with the wind for control of the sail as if the wind was a person grabbing the sail and trying to pull it away from him. His father pulled back, in reply.
adverb:
"in return or reply // forgot to write back" (
0Jamal 1315I don't know exactly what the underlined (part) means.
Then presumably you know what the rest means, I suppose. That means you know what 'grab' and 'tug' mean because those aren't underlined where they occur earlier.
That leaves only "back". And in this context
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