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NL888 Posted 18 years ago
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Life out the top layer of your toolbox

Life out the top layer of your toolbox = Life on the top layer of your toolbox?

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More text, please. There is not enough here to figure out what is wrong. '.?

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More text, please. There is not enough here to figure out what is wrong. Perhaps: 'Live out of the top layer, etc...'.?
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I am sorry. I recheck out the context and find that is "Lift out of the top layer..." Does "lift out" mean "emerg from?"
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I am sorry. I recheck out the context and find that is "Lift out the top layer..." Does "lift out" mean "emerg from?"
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No, lift means raise ....
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A typical toolbox (at least in the U.S.) has a shallow tray with a handle (the "top layer") that sits above the deeper compartment of the toolbox. Small items (nails, screws, small screwdrivers, etc.) are stored in the top tray. If you need to get to one of the bigger tools (hammer, drill, etc.) you first lift out the top layer of your toolbox. You move the smallstuff out of the way in
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Got it. Emotion: smile

Thank you Khoff.

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