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  • Start date Start date Nov 17, 2015
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bearfreak

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Javanese Hello everyone. This is football (soccer). I don't understand the phrase "come into the fray" here. What does it mean? 49' In terms of Real Madrid's substitutions for the second half, Nacho, Cheryshev and Varane have come into the fray. Los Blancos are immediately putting on a lot of pressure, with Marcelo and Danilo constantly bounding forward. http://tinyurl.com/q2bbuva Andygc

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Devon British English Come - verb - normal meaning. Into - preposition - normal meaning. Fray - noun - see dictionary - "fight or brawl". P

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New York City English - US They're substitute players who have been sent onto the field; they've entered the game/fight. You must log in or register to reply here. Share: Bluesky LinkedIn WhatsApp Email Share Link
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