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User_gary Posted 17 years ago
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Turn to, in time
Q. Bhajji, Sachin completing 20 years is a special moment for you as well. Isn't it?
Ans. Absolutely it is. And to remain at the very top for all these years makes it all the more special. He is an extraordinary man and a truly great friend who I can turn to at any point in time in my life.
I wonder what "in time" and "turn" means here. Though I know in general "in time" means "on time" and "turn to" means to direct one's attention towards or speak to.
Ans. Absolutely it is. And to remain at the very top for all these years makes it all the more special. He is an extraordinary man and a truly great friend who I can turn to at any point in time in my life.
I wonder what "in time" and "turn" means here. Though I know in general "in time" means "on time" and "turn to" means to direct one's attention towards or speak to.
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Turn to = rely on for help or comfort 'In time' is redundant here. Any point in time = any time .
- Turn to = rely on for help or comfort 'In time' is redundant here.
- Any point in time = any time .
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Turn to = rely on for help or comfort
'In time' is redundant here. Any point in time = any time.
'In time' is redundant here. Any point in time = any time.
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