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Anonymous Posted 21 years ago
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'... the heat turned up full blast'
Hello friends,
I have some problems with the exactly meaning of this expression in this sentence I have read:
'All of the windows had been tightly closed, and the heat turned up full blast'
Could someone help me?
thanks in advance, Iannis.
I have some problems with the exactly meaning of this expression in this sentence I have read:
'All of the windows had been tightly closed, and the heat turned up full blast'
Could someone help me?
thanks in advance, Iannis.
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Hello, Anon, I guess the context is freezing weather; the persons within the house had closed the windows tightly, and had turned the heating up to its highest power.
- Hello, Anon, I guess the context is freezing weather; the persons within the house had closed the windows tightly, and had turned the heating up to its highest power.
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Hello, Anon,
I guess the context is freezing weather; the persons within the house had closed the windows tightly, and had turned the heating up to its highest power.
I guess the context is freezing weather; the persons within the house had closed the windows tightly, and had turned the heating up to its highest power.
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Check out the temperatures of a Blast Furnace at: http://www.steel.org/learning/howmade/blast_furnace.htm
'turned up full blast' has the Blast Furnace in mind as a simile
'turned up full blast' has the Blast Furnace in mind as a simile
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