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Enkidu Posted 18 years ago
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help this
I im translating Spirou.
can you explain this sentence to me:
We're onto something big here! An everyday icebreaker, guarded like Fort Knox? It must be in quarintene; and judging by the get ups those guards are in, whoever's sick, doesn't hava a head cold
1-An everyday icebreaker, guarded like Fort Knox? =?
2-What does this sentence mean= judging by the get ups those guards are in, whoever's sick, doesn't hava a head cold
thank you before hand.
can you explain this sentence to me:
We're onto something big here! An everyday icebreaker, guarded like Fort Knox? It must be in quarintene; and judging by the get ups those guards are in, whoever's sick, doesn't hava a head cold
1-An everyday icebreaker, guarded like Fort Knox? =?
2-What does this sentence mean= judging by the get ups those guards are in, whoever's sick, doesn't hava a head cold
thank you before hand.
Top answer
An icebreaker is a type of boat. Fort Knox is a US military base known for its high security. " Get ups " are the guards clothing.
- An icebreaker is a type of boat.
- Fort Knox is a US military base known for its high security.
- " Get ups " are the guards clothing.
- Someone is on a boat.
- That person is ill with a disease.
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An icebreaker is a type of boat. Fort Knox is a US military base known for its high security. "Get ups" are the guards clothing.
Someone is on a boat. That person is ill with a disease. Security is high so the disease doesn't spread. The guards are wearing special clothes. These special clothes are to prevent them from becoming infected.
Someone is on a boat. That person is ill with a disease. Security is high so the disease doesn't spread. The guards are wearing special clothes. These special clothes are to prevent them from becoming infected.
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