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Processed by: | richwarm (2010-11-03 23:14:11 UTC) |
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<< review queue entry 31480 - submitted by 'richwarm' >> I have a feeling that "to be on school holidays" may be an Australian expression, and may not be idiomatic US English. Editor: Let's not add the proposed 2nd sense until someone can show that it's correct (and not just by appeal to the authority of dictionaries claiming that it means that). |
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- 放學 放学 [fang4 xue2] /classes are over/ # + 放學 放学 [fang4 xue2] /to dismiss students at the end of the school day/to be on school holidays/ + 放學 放学 [fang4 xue2] /to dismiss students at the end of the school day/ |