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English Audio Request

by cherylinthesky on Dec. 30, 2013

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They scatter like baby spiders.
Used to describe people, animals, or insects running away from something in all directions.
When hundreds of baby spiders hatch out of their egg sac, they do not hang around to introduce themselves, but scatter "in all directions" . It is interesting that Koreans say "spiders" and English-speakers say "flies."
They scatter like flies.

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cherylinthesky

Sept. 2, 2014

Thank you

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