BBC Learning English: Video Words in the News: A lucky escape (18th September 2013)
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Date: 2020-09-18
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Thuy
When reading the tittle a lucky escape, I imagined someone was escaping and luckily found something interesting on the way getting away. After watching the news, I see nothing related to escape, but a rescue situation.
What does the word escape mean in this case??
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When reading the tittle a lucky escape, I imagined someone was escaping and luckily found something interesting on the way getting away. After watching the news, I see nothing related to escape, but a rescue situation.
What does the word escape mean in this case??
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nguyenthi
The idiom be none the worse for something means not to be harmed by something. I think the old man felt not to be harmed by his unpleasant experience.
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The idiom be none the worse for something means not to be harmed by something. I think the old man felt not to be harmed by his unpleasant experience.
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