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what does mean the sentence "the boy cut his lip and ate the hot dog"? what does mean the sentence "the boy cut his lip and ate the hot dog"?
Oct 4, 2015 6:59 AM
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I googled this and given that it is a sample sentence meant to be altered to represent deletion and insertion of genes in a DNA sequence I'm going to say its meaning isn't important. If you want it to mean something I would just assume it takes its literal meaning 'the boy cut his lip (by accidentally biting it) and ate the hotdog'.
October 4, 2015
Maybe "opened the mouth to eat"?
October 4, 2015
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