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Moominpapa Posted 10 years ago
Grammar

What does this mean?

In a story, a superior says a sentence below with anger to criticize his subordinate who has done his work in exchange of exploding a building.

'It was a building that almost didn't make it.'

I can't under stand what this means.
Could someone please tell me what this means?

Thanks in advance.
  

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moominpapa I can't unde rst and what this means. Neither can I. Where did you come across that text?

— Teechr

  • moominpapa I can't unde rst and what this means.
  • Neither can I.
  • Where did you come across that text?
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moominpapaI can't understand what this means.
Neither can I. Where did you come across that text?
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Really? This work is written in French, and the script is translated into English.
It is good for me to know even a native can't understand it, haha.
Thank you very much!
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