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Darcy Posted 18 years ago
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hit the screen

0!) [Elvis Presley hit the screen in his T-shirt.] In this sentence, what is the meanig of "hit the screen"?02br
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002) [He is an important New York blueblood, a person of high distinction.] in this sentence, what is the meaning of distinction?02br
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02br 002) Very dignified. 0-

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  • 02br 002) Very dignified.
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01) Probably, suddenly appeared on the TV screen ...02br
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0Marius Hancu, Thanks for your reply...02br
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00I wonder if "hit the screen" includes the meaning of big hit, enthusiastic response from the public or just appear on the screen. coz the word "hit" makes me think of it.0-
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0 hit the screen -- first appreared on television / first appeared in a movie.02br
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01: Started appearing on television.0-
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0 CalifJim and Vorpar have a valid point. 02br
00However, in order for their version to be valid, I'd have preferred:02br
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01i00Elvis hit the SCREENS (plural) in 1955. 02i02br
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01i00Elvis Presley hit the screen in his T-shirt.02i02br
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