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Anonymous Posted 19 years ago
Grammar

TV

Please, help me!

What's the meaning of blooming in thunder blooming (because I know it in relation to flowers, e.g. The flowers are blooming). And what is the other verb that means the same there ?

What do I say a TV that becomes white, I mean that suddenly stops broadcasting/transmitting programs ?

Thank you,

Jardeli
  

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Booms, booming. Not blooming. I think you must say that the TV suddently got no reception.

— BarbaraPA

  • Booms, booming.
  • Not blooming.
  • I think you must say that the TV suddently got no reception.
  • The TV station broadcasts, the TV set receives.
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Booms, booming. Not blooming.

I think you must say that the TV suddently got no reception. The TV station broadcasts, the TV set receives.
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Thank you, Grammar Geek.
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