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User_gary Posted 19 years ago
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led us through the mountains
Our guide led us through the mountains.
Please explain the highlighed parts.
I am confused because I don't know how we can walk through the mountanins because I used to climb up the mountain. Also, because I don't know the exact meaning of led "in this context". I know lead means "to show the way" generally.
Please you help me.
Please explain the highlighed parts.
I am confused because I don't know how we can walk through the mountanins because I used to climb up the mountain. Also, because I don't know the exact meaning of led "in this context". I know lead means "to show the way" generally.
Please you help me.
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Yes, lead is show the way. through the mountains - walking from one side of a mountain range to the other, or at least part of the way. This might include walking round the mountains as well as climbing them.
- Yes, lead is show the way.
- through the mountains - walking from one side of a mountain range to the other, or at least part of the way.
- This might include walking round the mountains as well as climbing them.
- Compare to 'walk through the park' or 'walk through the shopping centre'.
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Yes, lead is show the way.
through the mountains - walking from one side of a mountain range to the other, or at least part of the way. This might include walking round the mountains as well as climbing them. Compare to 'walk through the park' or 'walk through the shopping centre'.
through the mountains - walking from one side of a mountain range to the other, or at least part of the way. This might include walking round the mountains as well as climbing them. Compare to 'walk through the park' or 'walk through the shopping centre'.
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