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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Vocabulary
Vocabulary
I can't find the meaning of these 3 sentences can someone help me?
1. To tell on somebody
2. To rat on somebody
3. To bride someone to do something
1. To tell on somebody
2. To rat on somebody
3. To bride someone to do something
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1. To tell on somebody = to reveal someone's ill deed. 2.
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- To tell on somebody = to reveal someone's ill deed.
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- To rat on somebody = to reveal someone's ill deed.
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1. To tell on somebody = to reveal someone's ill deed.
2. To rat on somebody = to reveal someone's ill deed.
3. To bribe someone to do something = to give someone money or other favours so that they will do something that you want them to do.
2. To rat on somebody = to reveal someone's ill deed.
3. To bribe someone to do something = to give someone money or other favours so that they will do something that you want them to do.
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