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Flowersa Posted 14 years ago
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Subjected, cut-open
Hi, is "Subjected" here is "forced"?
What is "cut-open"? Tried to look on the dictonary but didn't find a meaning ...
I think that "quadruple bypass is kind of a surgery although the word "surgery doesn't appear here?
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"On September 6, he was subjected to a quadruple bypass, his breastbone cut open,
chest pulled apart, heart stopped for seventy-three minutes."
What is "cut-open"? Tried to look on the dictonary but didn't find a meaning ...
I think that "quadruple bypass is kind of a surgery although the word "surgery doesn't appear here?
Thanks ...
"On September 6, he was subjected to a quadruple bypass, his breastbone cut open,
chest pulled apart, heart stopped for seventy-three minutes."
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Hi, Hi, is "Subjected" here is "forced"? Sort of. He had to endure something unpleasant.
- Hi, Hi, is "Subjected" here is "forced"?
- Sort of.
- He had to endure something unpleasant.
- eg The house was subjected to 100 mph winds.
- What is "cut-open"?
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Hi, is "Subjected" here is "forced"? Sort of. He had to endure something unpleasant.
eg The house was subjected to 100 mph winds.
What is "cut-open"? Tried to look on the dictonary but didn't find a meaning ... "Cut in such a way that it opened"
Hi, is "Subjected" here is "forced"? Sort of. He had to endure something unpleasant.
eg The house was subjected to 100 mph winds.
What is "cut-open"? Tried to look on the dictonary but didn't find a meaning ... "Cut in such a way that it opened"
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