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Madhulk Posted 18 years ago
Vocabulary
Pave over...
I know the farm's in debt (owes money to the bank?), but he'll pave
it over (level the farm with the ground?) and turn it into a wasteland...
hardly better than the offers I made.
it over (level the farm with the ground?) and turn it into a wasteland...
hardly better than the offers I made.
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pave over - to cover in concrete or paving slabs. In debt - we don't know who or what the farmer owes money to.
- pave over - to cover in concrete or paving slabs.
- In debt - we don't know who or what the farmer owes money to.
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pave over - to cover in concrete or paving slabs.
In debt - we don't know who or what the farmer owes money to.
In debt - we don't know who or what the farmer owes money to.
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"Owes money to the bank" is fine.
Re the paving, It would help if we knew who the players are here. Apparently there are two offers on the table. The speaker has offered to buy the farm and continue it in its present use. The "he" apparently wants to buy the farm and convert it to commercial real estate. The speaker is of course exaggerating about what the other party will do, because
Re the paving, It would help if we knew who the players are here. Apparently there are two offers on the table. The speaker has offered to buy the farm and continue it in its present use. The "he" apparently wants to buy the farm and convert it to commercial real estate. The speaker is of course exaggerating about what the other party will do, because
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