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Whats is the mean of "black-cad"?
The complete phrase is:
Pining medals on soldiers and black-cad members of the Iraqi Counter-Terrorism-Service
From The Economist: December 17 th 2016Sorry.
"Pinning medals on soldiers and black-clad...."
20 янв. 2017 г., 1:05
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3
Are you sure it wasn't "black-clad"?
That would mean that they were dressed in black
20 января 2017 г.
2
I'm sure you meant "black-clad" which means they're wearing black clothing.
20 января 2017 г.
1
Yes, the original is here:
http://www.economist.com/news/united-states/21711884-our-columnist-travels-americas-outgoing-defence-secretary-afghanistan-and-iraq
and it is "black-clad" and it means "dressed in black clothing."
Also, the first word is "pinning," with two n's. "Pining" is actually a completely different word with a different pronunciation. Medals fasten to clothing with a sharp pin in the back, and "pinning" a medal means "attaching the medal to somebody's clothing."
20 января 2017 г.
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