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User_gary Posted 19 years ago
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00Maggu's achievements are noteworthy. When she lost her eyesight in class IV, the school were she was studying expelled her and asked her to get admitted to a blind school. But Maggu did not want that because she felt it would have 00tarred her00.02br
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01b00tarred -02b00 stay longer than intended02br
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00I don't understand the given meaning and one in the context.02br
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00So, could you tell me please what exactly it mean in the context?0-
  

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0 01blockquote 01cite 10User_gary12cite 12br 12br 10Maggu's achievements are noteworthy. When she lost her eyesight in class IV, the school were she was studying expelled her and asked her to get admitted to a blind school. 02font 02b 00 0-

— Philip

  • 0 01blockquote 01cite 10User_gary12cite 12br 12br 10Maggu's achievements are noteworthy.
  • When she lost her eyesight in class IV, the school were she was studying expelled her and asked her to get admitted to a blind school.
  • 02font 02b 00 0-
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10Maggu's achievements are noteworthy. When she lost her eyesight in class IV, the school were she was studying expelled her and asked her to get admitted to a blind school. But Maggu did not want that because she felt it would have 10tarred her10.12br
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1b00Thank you.02b02br
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01b00I got it.02b02br
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01b00But this is the meaning have given along with passage in my text.02b02br
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01b00tarred -02b00 stay longer than intended.0-
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0Hi,02br
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00I agree with Philip. It's from 'to tar'. Tar is black, so you might like to compare the common phrase 'It01b00 blackened02b00 my name/reputation'.02br
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01font01b00tarred -02b00 stay longer than intended.02font00 No, the word for this definition is 'tarr0
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