"Far out to come in when the wind shifts" what is " Far out to come in" mean? 'wher are you going?' the boy asked. 'Far out to come in when the wind shifts. I want to be out before it is light.'

kalam_magnolia

2012年7月12日 17:11

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I guess it's a fisherman talking? The boys asks where he's going. The fisherman says he's going "far out (to sea)". His reason is so that he can come in to shore when the wind shifts... it would save him having to row in, I suppose. In this example, "to come in" means "in order that I can come in (to shore)".

2012年7月12日

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