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Angliholic Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Played cat and mouse
The police played cat and mouse with the thief.
Hi,
Does the above mean "the police was on top of the thief--caught him/her and let them go again and again?" Thanks.
Hi,
Does the above mean "the police was on top of the thief--caught him/her and let them go again and again?" Thanks.
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Hi, I think what that term/expression means they (the police) tried to catch the thief but weren't able to quite catch him/her, but the process went on. Please wait for others.
- Hi, I think what that term/expression means they (the police) tried to catch the thief but weren't able to quite catch him/her, but the process went on.
- Please wait for others.
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Hi,
I think what that term/expression means they (the police) tried to catch the thief but weren't able to quite catch him/her, but the process went on.
Please wait for others.
I think what that term/expression means they (the police) tried to catch the thief but weren't able to quite catch him/her, but the process went on.
Please wait for others.
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