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User_gary Posted 19 years ago
Grammar
hold up, get to a garage
I hope the repairs hold up until we can get to a garage.
Please tell me what "get to a garage" means. Or else please replace the whole sentence in a simple way.
I can guess the meaning of this sentence as, "I hope the repairs will be mended if we take this vehicle to a garage".
Please tell me what "get to a garage" means. Or else please replace the whole sentence in a simple way.
I can guess the meaning of this sentence as, "I hope the repairs will be mended if we take this vehicle to a garage".
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Hi Gary Someone has apparently made some sort of temporary repair to a car and they are hoping that the temporary repair lasts long enough for them to be able to reach or drive to a garage (a place where cars are repaired). Presumably the garage will then do a more professional and permanent repair.
- Hi Gary Someone has apparently made some sort of temporary repair to a car and they are hoping that the temporary repair lasts long enough for them to be able to reach or drive to a garage (a place where cars are repaired).
- Presumably the garage will then do a more professional and permanent repair.
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Hi Gary
Someone has apparently made some sort of temporary repair to a car and they are hoping that the temporary repair lasts long enough for them to be able to reach or drive to a garage (a place where cars are repaired). Presumably the garage will then do a more professional and permanent repair.
Someone has apparently made some sort of temporary repair to a car and they are hoping that the temporary repair lasts long enough for them to be able to reach or drive to a garage (a place where cars are repaired). Presumably the garage will then do a more professional and permanent repair.
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