dodge the column
dodge the column verb: to avoid doing work.
Verb
dodge the column (third-person singular simple present dodges the column, present participle dodging the column, simple past and past participle dodged the column)
- to avoid doing work.
Forms of dodge the column
| third-person singular present | dodges the column |
|---|---|
| present participle | dodging the column |
| past participle | dodged the column |
| past | dodged the column |
Origin of dodge the column
From column in the sense of "a body of troops or army vehicles, usually strung out along a road."
Questions about dodge the column
- What does dodge the column mean?
- Dodge the column means to avoid doing work.
- What part of speech is dodge the column?
- Dodge the column is a verb.
- What is the past tense of dodge the column?
- The past tense of dodge the column is dodged the column.
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