Literally, it would mean being shot with a machine gun: The soldier machine-gunned the enemy.
Figuratively, it can relate to things making the same sound as a machine gun (a woodpecker machine gunned in the distance), or things coming at you too rapidly to deal with them individually: they machine-gunned suggestions at her.
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a simple michine is like a: pulley, lever and an axle
The phrase "you are about to delivered of a baby xerox machine" is someone's cute way of announcing that a photocopy machine will be delivered soon.
Because as soon as you came out of YOUR protective trench to get to the enemies trench you would be machine gunned down.
"in the washing machine" is the prepositional phrase in the sentence.
Antwan and Jorge are the subjects. Rushed is the verb. Machine is the direct object and the phrase "in the hall" is the adverbial phrase modifying machine.
If someone is "gunned down" it means they were shot, and most likely died as a result of the gunshot wound(s).
That would be a "Respirator".
The Navy and Army bases at or near Pearl Harbor were bombed and machine-gunned by the Imperial Japanese Navy in a surprise attack on December 7, 1941.
The phrase is true if you take it literally. A lever is a simple machine. Levers are flat bars that are pivoted on a surface. It is closely related to an inclined plane.
This phrase literally means "god from a machine" and refers to old plays in which an actor dressed as a god was lowered by machine on to the stage and would take care of everything that went wrong. It now refers to any literary or dramatic device in which there is a sudden contrived ending.
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