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User_gary Posted 16 years ago
Vocabulary
Official mascot
The Olympic Games always has an official mascot.
I know mascot means a situation or person or object which brings good luck to someone but I wonder what they mean by "official mascot" here.
I know mascot means a situation or person or object which brings good luck to someone but I wonder what they mean by "official mascot" here.
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A character symbolizing, advertising and representing the Olympics. If Vancouver chooses the Polar Bear, for instance, someone will dress up in a Polar Bear suit and prance around in the venues.
- A character symbolizing, advertising and representing the Olympics.
- If Vancouver chooses the Polar Bear, for instance, someone will dress up in a Polar Bear suit and prance around in the venues.
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A character symbolizing, advertising and representing the Olympics. If Vancouver chooses the Polar Bear, for instance, someone will dress up in a Polar Bear suit and prance around in the venues.
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Thanks a lot Mister Micawber.
But I failed to understand what they want to convey by "official mascot" here.
But I failed to understand what they want to convey by "official mascot" here.
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Thanks a lot friends again.
But I'm so stupid to understand it yet.
But I'm so stupid to understand it yet.
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