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Anonymous Posted 9 years ago
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Hi,

What is the meaning of interrupted with the news in the following text?

That evening the Supreme Court spoke. The ruling came during a fight between Koh and Cappuccio, who were on a call with Judge Johnson. Another government lawyer interrupted with news.

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anonymous interrupted with the news Actually, it's "interrupted with news" as you have written it. There is nothing there that is not literal. It's not a special idiom or anything like that.

— CalifJim

  • anonymous interrupted with the news Actually, it's "interrupted with news" as you have written it.
  • There is nothing there that is not literal.
  • It's not a special idiom or anything like that.
  • Have you looked up "interrupt" and "news" in a dictionary?
  • com/ CJ
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anonymous interrupted with the news

Actually, it's "interrupted with news" as you have written it.

There is nothing there that is not literal. It's not a special idiom or anything like that.

Have you looked up "interrupt" and "news" in a dictionary?

Try this one: https://onelook

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Thanks for the reply. I have already looked up in different dictionaries. Can I take that it means that according to news another government lawyer was interrupted to be present at the court?

I highly appreciate receiving your further comments.

Thanks

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