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It means like this: "There is the land not far off, let us do our best to reach it."
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What dose then by dint of hard pulling we accomplished the whole distance mean?
means that as a result of hard pulling, the whole distance was achieved
Then by dint of hard pulling we accomplished the whole distance?
We were able to cover the entire distance through sustained and strenuous effort.
Meaning of then by dint of hard pulling we accomplished the whole distance?
It means like this: "There is the land not far off, let us do our best to reach it."
What does then by dint of hard pulling we accomplished the whole distance mean?
It means that through sheer determination and effort, we were able to cover the entire distance. Basically, we worked our butts off to get from point A to point B. No shortcuts, just pure sweat and muscle power.
What does it mean So severely had we dealt with our supper the previous night that we had little to eat but the biscuits in the swiss family Robinson?
Well, it sounds like the speaker and their family really enjoyed their supper the night before, so much so that they didn't leave much food left for the next day. But no need to worry, those biscuits from the Swiss Family Robinson will surely make a tasty and satisfying meal. Sometimes, simplicity can bring unexpected joy and nourishment.
What is mock dint?
mock dint is someone mocking someone
Why were merchants and artisans unable to vote for changes in their city states?
bc they dint shower
By dint of frugality?
by dint of frugality means that the person is extremely diligent about using money...
How do you use the word dint in a sentence?
By dint of his powerful muscles, the weightlifter was able to lift heavy objects. The stockbroker gained his reputation by dint of good luck and a favorable economy.
Meaning of by dint of frugality?
"Dint" is "force, or means" and isn't used anymore. "By dint of frugality" means the person is extremely diligent about using money; "frugal" means careful, economical.
What is the difference between a dint and a dent?
I believe "dint" is more commonly used as a verb, and "dent" as a noun.
How did snowdrops get its name?
i dint no
