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Gene93 Posted 10 years ago
Vocabulary
to lure/draw pigeons somewhere
Hello,
Do both sentences sound fine? "How can we lure/draw more pigeons into our half of the field?" Let's say they are hunters and they want to shoot more pigeons than they already have. I think I might use "lure" and I've definitely heard it in such contexts.
Do both sentences sound fine? "How can we lure/draw more pigeons into our half of the field?" Let's say they are hunters and they want to shoot more pigeons than they already have. I think I might use "lure" and I've definitely heard it in such contexts.
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"Lure" is a perfect verb to use. It is also a noun (a fishing lure).
- "Lure" is a perfect verb to use.
- It is also a noun (a fishing lure).
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"Lure" is a perfect verb to use. It is also a noun (a fishing lure).
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