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Meanings of close quarters in English
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Usage of close quarters in English
1
They were trained warriors, of course, and could fight in close quarters.
2
It is quite dangerous to leave him here, in such close quarters.
3
Let's hope, at least, some romance bloomed in the forced close quarters.
4
By them lie the heavy swords which they use in close quarters.
5
He would be just the same as the other at close quarters.
6
Bitter antagonisms lasting for years have been generated in these close quarters.
7
People aboard a houseboat must at best be living in close quarters.
8
In January 1842, as the session approached, they came to close quarters.
9
Another mistake of exhibitors is the huddling of products into close quarters.
10
The cat tribe is a bad tribe to fight at close quarters.
11
She had enough experience to understand the realities of close quarters assault.
12
But how would it be in the close quarters of a yacht?
13
That is the man I have seen at close quarters for years.
14
Even snipe-shot might do the work, if delivered at such close quarters.
15
You will be living in close quarters with strangers, in rural India.
16
At close quarters, as usual again, the impression of bulk had disappeared.
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