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Contraposition Posted 14 years ago
Vocabulary
What does 'bring on' mean?
He was brought on as (a) substitute after half-time.
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bring on I think it is the same meaning with '' undertake "
- bring on I think it is the same meaning with '' undertake "
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Hi,
The person in charge of the team brought him onto the field, (caused him to go on to the field)
eg by saying to him, 'Go on to the field and replace Tom'.
Clive
The person in charge of the team brought him onto the field, (caused him to go on to the field)
eg by saying to him, 'Go on to the field and replace Tom'.
Clive
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