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Soheil1 Posted 12 years ago
Vocabulary
Man(verb)
Hi.
Any difference between 'man' and 'take care of' in:
Any difference between 'man' and 'take care of' in:
?Thanks in advance
We'll need someone to man the phones this evening. ? No one was manning the front desk.
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Man = be present at to make things run "Take care of" may often have a negative meaning of "to get something out of the way" d
- Man = be present at to make things run "Take care of" may often have a negative meaning of "to get something out of the way" d
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Man = be present at to make things run
"Take care of" may often have a negative meaning of "to get something out of the way"
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"Take care of" may often have a negative meaning of "to get something out of the way"
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