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When some one picks you up on their car you say "they gave me a lift".
Similarly when some one takes you under their umbrella(in the rain) what phrase do you use to describe that?
Similarly when some one takes you under their umbrella(in the rain) what phrase do you use to describe that?
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When some one picks you up in their car you say "they gave me a lift" ? Yes . Similarly when some one takes you under their umbrella(in the rain) what phrase do you use to describe that?
- When some one picks you up in their car you say "they gave me a lift" ?
- Yes .
- Similarly when some one takes you under their umbrella(in the rain) what phrase do you use to describe that?
- There is no idiomatic expression.
- I'd probably just say eg 'She shared her umbrella with me'.
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When some one picks you up in their car you say "they gave me a lift"? Yes.
Similarly when some one takes you under their umbrella(in the rain) what phrase do you use to describe that?
There is no idiomatic expression.
Similarly when some one takes you under their umbrella(in the rain) what phrase do you use to describe that?
There is no idiomatic expression.
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