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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
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I came across this 'phrase': there wasn’t the same bite to the angry young dogs. Could anyone comment on it or tell me what it means.
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I came across this 'phrase': there wasn’t the same bite to the angry young dogs. Could anyone comment on it or tell me what it means.
Thank you for your answer. Cheers!
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'Angry young dogs' are the younger, more aggressive members of a political party, etc. 'Bite' refers to the acerbity or aggression of their verbal attacks. This sentence refers to a milder attack by a senior member of the organization.
- 'Angry young dogs' are the younger, more aggressive members of a political party, etc.
- 'Bite' refers to the acerbity or aggression of their verbal attacks.
- This sentence refers to a milder attack by a senior member of the organization.
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'Angry young dogs' are the younger, more aggressive members of a political party, etc. 'Bite' refers to the acerbity or aggression of their verbal attacks. This sentence refers to a milder attack by a senior member of the organization.
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