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I’ve got a question.
When I had been talking with native speaker about house, he said “my house is like rabbit wa____. Its really complicated.”
I couldn’t understand the words “rabbit wa___”.
What he said?🤔
I’ve got a question.
When I had been talking with native speaker about house, he said “my house is like rabbit wa____. Its really complicated.”
I couldn’t understand the words “rabbit wa___”.
What he said?🤔
When I had been talking with native speaker about house, he said “my house is like rabbit wa____. Its really complicated.”
I couldn’t understand the words “rabbit wa___”.
What he said?🤔
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- English (UK)
rabbit warren - the name for a system of underground tunnels that rabbits live in.
It means it's house with a complex layout - the rooms may all interconnect in unusual ways, and it might be difficult to find your way from place to place
https://www.britannica.com/dictionary/rabbit-wa...
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- English (UK)
rabbit warren - the name for a system of underground tunnels that rabbits live in.
It means it's house with a complex layout - the rooms may all interconnect in unusual ways, and it might be difficult to find your way from place to place
https://www.britannica.com/dictionary/rabbit-wa...
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Thank you so much!!!!
He said “rabbit warren”!! I appreciate😆
He said “rabbit warren”!! I appreciate😆
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