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Perspolis Posted 17 years ago
Vocabulary

Nowhere to run, nowhere to hide

Does anybody help me with the meaning of this phrase:
"Nowhere to run, nowhere to hide"
Is it an idiom?
How can we use it? I will appreciate if you shed light on with an example.
Thanks

Perspolis
  

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Hi. It's a piece of cake. perspolis "Nowhere to run, nowhere to hide" There is not any place for me to run,...

— Fandorin

  • Hi.
  • It's a piece of cake.
  • perspolis "Nowhere to run, nowhere to hide" There is not any place for me to run,...
  • to hide.
  • I cannot find such a place.
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Hi. It's a piece of cake.
perspolis"Nowhere to run, nowhere to hide"
There is not any place for me to run,... to hide. I cannot find such a place. Does it clear?

Imagine, you're trapped by police and the only thing you have in front of you is a brick wall. "Well - you think,- there is nowhere to run and hide.
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I agree with Fandorin. "Nowhere to run, nowhere to hide" isn't an idiom though.

Fariha.
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