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Значение идиомы string out

[string out] {v.} To make extend over a great distanceor a long stretch of time.

The telephone poles were strung outalong the road as far as we could see.

Mary and Ann did not havemuch to say but they did not want to go home. They strung out theirgossip for a long time.


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Значение идиомы string out

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