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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Vocabulary
What does this sentence mean?
It from an article about an earthquake.
This person tweeted in order to describe the quake "Major shaker. Stuff off shelves. Broken glass. No house damage that is obvious."
What does "No house damage that is obvious" mean here in the context?
Thanks in advance.
This person tweeted in order to describe the quake "Major shaker. Stuff off shelves. Broken glass. No house damage that is obvious."
What does "No house damage that is obvious" mean here in the context?
Thanks in advance.
Top answer
He couldn't see any damage to his house . )
- He couldn't see any damage to his house .
- )
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He couldn't see any damage to his house.
(But maybe there was damage that he couldn't see, For example, damage to the foundations.)
(But maybe there was damage that he couldn't see, For example, damage to the foundations.)
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