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Значение идиомы go stag
[go stag] {v. phr.} 1. To go to a dance or party without acompanion of the opposite sex.
When Sally turned him down, Tomdecided to go stag to the college prom.
2. To participate in a partyfor men only.
Mrs. Smith’s husband frequently goes stag, leavingher at home.
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