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A narrow escape... Mon Mar 29, 2004 14:46 pm  A narrow escape...
 

Hello! I didn't find out thr meaning of ..." a narrow escape"

Thank you in advance

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Close shave Mon Mar 29, 2004 16:27 pm  Close shave
 

Hi Batman,

You can also say 'a close shave' that is, you were in a very serious situation and you just managed to avoid the danger.
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