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Sentence #28540

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princesamee princesamee April 26, 2011 April 26, 2011 at 4:31:12 PM UTC link Permalink

I think this phrase need revision from a native person.

You can "hang up" the phone.
You can hang sth up (stop using)
be hung-up on sth (extremely interested or worried)
"Have a hang-up"

but... Can the bad weather hung up a plane?

I would say: "The bad weather delayed the plane for two hours".

But I'm not a native, so maybe you use this expression in a colloquial way.

Thanks!

Shiawase Shiawase May 31, 2011 May 31, 2011 at 12:35:06 AM UTC link Permalink

unlink from the Japanese? The subjects don't agree across the two sentences. 916640 is more accurate.

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The bad weather hung up the plane for two hours.

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The bad weather delayed the plane for two hours.

edited by Shiawase, May 31, 2011

linked by duran, January 19, 2017