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Takehisa Tanaka Posted 9 years ago
Grammar

What does "to deliver on our doorsteps" mean?

This is an excerpt from a newspaper article:
"In the end, China is not going to deliver North Korea on our doorstep. China will say: 'We've done these things. What are you so upset?'"

I can't figure out how to understand "deliver North Korea on our doorstep."
Could you tell me, please?

  

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I take it to mean this. " China will say: 'We've done these things. '"

— Clive

  • I take it to mean this.
  • " China will say: 'We've done these things.
  • '"
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I take it to mean this.

"In the end, China is not going to solve the problem of North Korea for us."


China will say: 'We've done these things. What are you so upset about?'"

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