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User_gary Posted 19 years ago
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marquees
Before 57-year-old Rajnikant's latest venture 'Sivaji' hit the marquees this week, it was a common sight to see fans performing ablution by milk on his cut-outs, breaking coconuts in front of the film's posters to ward off evil forces, offering prayers and standing in never-ending serpentine queues to get a ticket.
What does `marquees' mean in this sentence?
Please help me.
What does `marquees' mean in this sentence?
Please help me.
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A marquee is a large tent used for outdoor events: http://tinyurl.com/39qk2e
It is also used for the entrance to theatres or concert halls where the event is advertised : http://tinyurl.com/35ra3q
It is also used for the entrance to theatres or concert halls where the event is advertised : http://tinyurl.com/35ra3q
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Feebs11A marquee is a large tent used for outdoor events:Thank you
It is also used for the entrance to theatres or concert halls where the event is advertised :
I know it. I have already saw these meanings in a dictionary. But I don't understand the `hit the marquee'
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appeared in the marquees - the film was shown in the marquees.
'hit the' is often used in this sense. New products hit the highstreet. (appear in high street shops). We hit the bars after the concert (we went to bars after the concert).
'hit the' is often used in this sense. New products hit the highstreet. (appear in high street shops). We hit the bars after the concert (we went to bars after the concert).
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