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User_gary Posted 18 years ago
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meaning of "knocked a hole"
She took a hammer and knocked a hole in the wall.
What does "knocked a hole" mean here?
I guess it is he was making a hole in the wall by hammer. But how is it possible without nail.
What does "knocked a hole" mean here?
I guess it is he was making a hole in the wall by hammer. But how is it possible without nail.
Top answer
It wasn't a small hole. Bash a wall hard enough with a hammer and you'll break the wall - making a hole.
- It wasn't a small hole.
- Bash a wall hard enough with a hammer and you'll break the wall - making a hole.
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It wasn't a small hole. Bash a wall hard enough with a hammer and you'll break the wall - making a hole.
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