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English idioms,sayings and expressions
english idioms,sayings
sábado, 5 de febrero de 2011
death·trap (dthtrp) 30235
death·trap (dthtrp)
n.
1. An unsafe building or other structure.
2. A perilous circumstance or situation.
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