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Anonymous Posted 5 years ago
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Refusing to go down
The police officers hit the terrorist several times, but the terrorist stayed on his feet, refusing to go down.
(they hit him with bullets)
Can "go down" have a literal meaning here like "drop to the floor" or does it just mean that he refuses to be defeated or give up?
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anonymous Can "go down" have a literal meaning here like "drop to the floor" Yes. anonymous does it just mean that he refuses to be defeated or give up? In another context it might mean that.
- anonymous Can "go down" have a literal meaning here like "drop to the floor" Yes.
- anonymous does it just mean that he refuses to be defeated or give up?
- In another context it might mean that.
- CJ
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anonymousCan "go down" have a literal meaning here like "drop to the floor"
Yes.
anonymousdoes it just mean that he refuses to be defeated or give up?
In another context it might mean that.
CJ
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