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Gene93 Posted 11 years ago
Vocabulary
to blend in with something/to melt into something
Hello,
If someone's wearing camouflage, can we say: "He melted into the forest" or "He blended in with the surrounding environment and I couldn't see him anymore"? I was thinking about "He blended in with the forest/trees and I couldn't see him anymore", but for some reason it sounds odd to me. What do you think?
If someone's wearing camouflage, can we say: "He melted into the forest" or "He blended in with the surrounding environment and I couldn't see him anymore"? I was thinking about "He blended in with the forest/trees and I couldn't see him anymore", but for some reason it sounds odd to me. What do you think?
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Dear Gene You could say : "He blended into his surroundings / the forest so well that I couldn't see him anymore / any more". Kind regards, Michael
- Dear Gene You could say : "He blended into his surroundings / the forest so well that I couldn't see him anymore / any more".
- Kind regards, Michael
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Dear Gene
You could say : "He blended into his surroundings / the forest so well that I couldn't see him anymore / any more".
Kind regards, Michael
You could say : "He blended into his surroundings / the forest so well that I couldn't see him anymore / any more".
Kind regards, Michael
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Is it actually wrong to say "He blended into the forest and I couldn't see him any more"? Maybe they parted, but speaker kept looking in the same direction until he could no longer see his companion/friend.
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"He blended into the forest until I couldn't see him any more"
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