Zesty Y
2021-12-06 10:12
Cage (someone or something) up (in something) verb phrase
To keep a person or an animal in a particular space
Before being rescued, these three bears were all caged up in only one stuffy and filthy metal box.
I don't know how the dog got out. I remembered caging the dog up before going to sleep last night.
Something that is prepared and planned to deceive, cheat, trick or fool someone
1. Become twisted into an untidy mass or mixed together.
2. To make someone/something unable to escape from something.
3. To involve someone in a difficult or complicated situation. (usually passive)
If you say you dry gulch one, you mean that you hide and wait for him and then make a sudden attack.
To confine or imprison someone or an animal within a pen or a similarly tiny, limited place.
The verb " cage" must be conjugated according to its tense.
This phrase is formed based on the meaning of the verb "cage".
Do you see anything wrong?
Clear
