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Hanuman_2000 Posted 18 years ago
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Hello,
Aunt Irene's house turned out to be exactly as they had imagined it , a grand two-storey villa with thick stone walls, lomg, narrow windows, heigh ceilings, and plenty of dark nooks and corners.
What is the meaning of the words in the bold letters?
Could anybody explain it?
Thanks.
Aunt Irene's house turned out to be exactly as they had imagined it , a grand two-storey villa with thick stone walls, lomg, narrow windows, heigh ceilings, and plenty of dark nooks and corners.
What is the meaning of the words in the bold letters?
Could anybody explain it?
Thanks.
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Turned out to be: how something is. g. " Nooks and corners: small, hard-to-reach spaces.
- Turned out to be: how something is.
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- " Nooks and corners: small, hard-to-reach spaces.
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Turned out to be: how something is. E.g. "That noise I heard turned out to be a mouse." "I thought that my car was damaged, but the scratch turned out to be a twig."
Nooks and corners: small, hard-to-reach spaces.
Nooks and corners: small, hard-to-reach spaces.
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