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Mr. Tom Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
They sat with their fingers laced.
Hi
They sat with their fingers laced.
Does it mean with their fingers crossed?
Thanks,
Tom
They sat with their fingers laced.
Does it mean with their fingers crossed?
Thanks,
Tom
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Hi, No. hl=en&source=hp&q=hands+clasped+picture&meta=&aq=f&aqi=g-v1&aql=&oq = It could also be the hands of two different people, eg a romantic grip. Clive
- Hi, No.
- hl=en&source=hp&q=hands+clasped+picture&meta=&aq=f&aqi=g-v1&aql=&oq = It could also be the hands of two different people, eg a romantic grip.
- Clive
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Thanks for the effort, Clive!
The pictures tell me that "She sat with her hands clasped" is the same as "She sat with her fingers laced"? Also, there is nothing like "She sat with her fingers crossed"? Right?
Tom
The pictures tell me that "She sat with her hands clasped" is the same as "She sat with her fingers laced"? Also, there is nothing like "She sat with her fingers crossed"? Right?
Tom
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Hi,
The pictures tell me that "She sat with her hands clasped"
No. 'Clasped' can be just one hand holding the other, but without the fingers laced.
is the same as "She sat with her fingers laced"?
Also, there is nothing like "She sat with her fingers crossed"? Right?
The pictures tell me that "She sat with her hands clasped"
No. 'Clasped' can be just one hand holding the other, but without the fingers laced.
is the same as "She sat with her fingers laced"?
Also, there is nothing like "She sat with her fingers crossed"? Right?
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