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Meaning of plug the gap



 
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Meaning of plug the gap #1 (permalink) Thu May 19, 2005 1:16 am   Meaning of plug the gap
 

What does mean "to plug the gap" ????
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Meaning of plug the gap #2 (permalink) Thu May 19, 2005 9:43 am   Meaning of plug the gap
 

Plug the gap in a figurative sense means put in something that is missing. There could be something missing in your education - something you did not learn at school - and in later life you decide to find out about it and so plug the gap in your learning.
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