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What does it mean: "I would started cooing longingly into prams" ? Please help me understand this.
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Hi, "I would started cooing longingly into prams" ? 'To coo' is to make the kind of gentle, soothing sounds one makes to a baby. A 'pram' is what is called in NAmE a stroller or baby carriage.
- Hi, "I would started cooing longingly into prams" ?
- 'To coo' is to make the kind of gentle, soothing sounds one makes to a baby.
- A 'pram' is what is called in NAmE a stroller or baby carriage.
- It has wheels and one pushes ones baby around in it.
- 'Longingly ' is showing want.
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Hi,
"I would started cooing longingly into prams" ?
'To coo' is to make the kind of gentle, soothing sounds one makes to a baby.
A 'pram' is what is called in NAmE a stroller or baby carriage. It has wheels and one pushes ones baby around in it.
'Longingly ' is showing want.
The sentence suggests that the speaker very much w
"I would started cooing longingly into prams" ?
'To coo' is to make the kind of gentle, soothing sounds one makes to a baby.
A 'pram' is what is called in NAmE a stroller or baby carriage. It has wheels and one pushes ones baby around in it.
'Longingly ' is showing want.
The sentence suggests that the speaker very much w
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CliveA 'pram' is what is called in NAmE a stroller or baby carriage. It has wheels and one pushes ones baby around in it.Almost. A pram is known as a "baby carriage" in the US http://dictionary.cambridge.org/dictionary/british/pram
A "stroller" in the
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