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Klingo Posted 15 years ago
Vocabulary

It's only a plane ride away.

I have come across a phrase "it's only a plane ride away". What does it mean?

Thanks,

Klingo.
  

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Klingo it's only a plane ride away It requires nothing more than a single trip on an airplane to reach it. CJ

— CalifJim

  • Klingo it's only a plane ride away It requires nothing more than a single trip on an airplane to reach it.
  • CJ
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Klingoit's only a plane ride away
It requires nothing more than a single trip on an airplane to reach it.

CJ
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Thanks CJ,

I thought that a plane ride implied something easy, but was not quite sure.

That is because in the States for example, a plane ride may be a very common, everyday event; I would guess that if someone says that something is only a plane ride away, s/he is implying that it is easy; but, since I am from Japan and riding on a plane is a little bigger event here, I had to a
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