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Hmmm.... In what context? You can certainly say: "He was breaking DOWN the walls" (for example, if you were talking about someone who defies perceived race or gender barriers).
- Hmmm....
- In what context?
- You can certainly say: "He was breaking DOWN the walls" (for example, if you were talking about someone who defies perceived race or gender barriers).
- g: "Gradually, her boyfriend was breaking down the walls", meaning that he started getting through to her.
- I don't think you would say: "breaking all the walls", though.
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Hmmm....
In what context? You can certainly say: "He was breaking DOWN the walls" (for example, if you were talking about someone who defies perceived race or gender barriers). Or you could be talking about someone's emotional "walls", e.g: "Gradually, her boyfriend was breaking down the walls", meaning that he started getting through to her.
I don't think you would say: "br
In what context? You can certainly say: "He was breaking DOWN the walls" (for example, if you were talking about someone who defies perceived race or gender barriers). Or you could be talking about someone's emotional "walls", e.g: "Gradually, her boyfriend was breaking down the walls", meaning that he started getting through to her.
I don't think you would say: "br
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