Post by RB on Jan 11, 2017 18:42:49 GMT -2
Hi Gavin,
1- I was reading an article about the new "Star Trek TV Series" that has been produced and I came across with the following sentence: "Star Trek: Discovery' plucks its lead actress from 'The Walking Dead" . Then, I was checking this word "pluck" in the dictionary, but did not understand clearly its meaning. The definition says: - "take hold of (something) and quickly remove it from its place;". So, please, could you explain if this word "Pluck" has a "special meaning" in this particular sentence? Which would the the synonym for it?
Read more: www.digitaltrends.com/movies/star-trek-tv-series-info/#ixzz4VUAhHkZw
2- Did I use "come across" correctly in my question above (nbr. 1)? Actually, I wanted to say "deparar-se com".
1- I was reading an article about the new "Star Trek TV Series" that has been produced and I came across with the following sentence: "Star Trek: Discovery' plucks its lead actress from 'The Walking Dead" . Then, I was checking this word "pluck" in the dictionary, but did not understand clearly its meaning. The definition says: - "take hold of (something) and quickly remove it from its place;". So, please, could you explain if this word "Pluck" has a "special meaning" in this particular sentence? Which would the the synonym for it?
Read more: www.digitaltrends.com/movies/star-trek-tv-series-info/#ixzz4VUAhHkZw
2- Did I use "come across" correctly in my question above (nbr. 1)? Actually, I wanted to say "deparar-se com".
