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Madhulk Posted 17 years ago
Vocabulary
Lead the final charge...
What does this mean and is it an idiom?
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Do you have any more context? As far as I know it's not a "strong" idiom, though it can be used figuratively. "lead" has the usual meaning, and "the final charge" is the final, conclusive assault in a battle.
- Do you have any more context?
- As far as I know it's not a "strong" idiom, though it can be used figuratively.
- "lead" has the usual meaning, and "the final charge" is the final, conclusive assault in a battle.
- It could be used of any struggle or endeavour with analogous meaning.
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Do you have any more context?
As far as I know it's not a "strong" idiom, though it can be used figuratively. "lead" has the usual meaning, and "the final charge" is the final, conclusive assault in a battle. It could be used of any struggle or endeavour with analogous meaning.
As far as I know it's not a "strong" idiom, though it can be used figuratively. "lead" has the usual meaning, and "the final charge" is the final, conclusive assault in a battle. It could be used of any struggle or endeavour with analogous meaning.
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