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User_gary Posted 18 years ago
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take out a grand marriage procession
Ganpatrao, a potter, had arranged his song's marriage. He want to take out a grand marriage procession. He arranged for a brass-brand and went to Ahmed for his white horse. He requested Ahmed to decorate the house and keep it ready for the procession. Ahmed agreed to hire out the horse for four hundred dollars.
Please explain the meaning of "take out" in this context.
Please explain the meaning of "take out" in this context.
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Hi, It's far from idiomatic to 'take out a procession'. You could say 'have a procession', or ' lead a procession' if he is in front. Clive
- Hi, It's far from idiomatic to 'take out a procession'.
- You could say 'have a procession', or ' lead a procession' if he is in front.
- Clive
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Hi,
It's far from idiomatic to 'take out a procession'.
You could say 'have a procession', or 'lead a procession' if he is in front.
Clive
It's far from idiomatic to 'take out a procession'.
You could say 'have a procession', or 'lead a procession' if he is in front.
Clive
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