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16:03 Feb 1, 2011 |
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4 +1 | did not come off/work out |
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4 | did not materialise |
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4 | did not take off |
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4 | did not take hold |
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3 | did not prosper |
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did not materialise Explanation: Could be an option in this case. http://www.hyperdic.net/ca/quallar quallar conjugació [s. XIV; del ll. coagulare, íd., der. de coagŭlum 'substància presa'] v 1 tr Coagular, dit especialment de l'acció que pot produir o produeix el quall en la llet. 2 pron Aquesta llet s'ha quallat de seguida. |
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did not come off/work out Explanation: Two other possible options. Look at the second meaning. QUALLAR v. || 1. tr. Coagular (val.); cast. cuajar. Si lo such d'ella mescles ab leyt ans que's quayll lo formatge, Macer Erbes. Quan és mès en la leyt, fa-la quallar e soluu la que és cuallada, Medic. Part. 105. || 2. intr., fig. Prosperar, arribar a bona fi, a bon estat (val.); cast. cuajar. «Lo blat no ha quallat»: no ha granat bé. Fon.: kwaʎáɾ (val.). Etim.: del llatí coagŭlare, mat. sign. ||1. http://dcvb.iec.cat/ -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 26 mins (2011-02-01 16:30:17 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- Another possibility could be: was not well received |
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did not prosper Explanation: my reading is that it happened, but was nipped in the bud. I don't know the history though |
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did not take off Explanation: hope this helps |
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did not take hold Explanation: just another option... |
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