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Flowersa Posted 14 years ago
Vocabulary
Press on
Hi, Press on mean "He pressed on the party convention" ? Like he wanted something from them?
"vowing he would remain in the race and press on to this summer’s party convention"
"vowing he would remain in the race and press on to this summer’s party convention"
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Notice that it reads 'press on to the convention'. 'Press on' = move resolutely toward (in spite of any obstacle).
- Notice that it reads 'press on to the convention'.
- 'Press on' = move resolutely toward (in spite of any obstacle).
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Notice that it reads 'press on to the convention'.
'Press on' = move resolutely toward (in spite of any obstacle).
'Press on' = move resolutely toward (in spite of any obstacle).
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