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91could with their eyes shut — (someone) could (do something) with (their) eyes closed/shut if someone could do something with their eyes shut, they can do it very easily, usually because they have done it so many times before. I ve driven along this route so often, I could do …
92could with eyes closed — (someone) could (do something) with (their) eyes closed/shut if someone could do something with their eyes shut, they can do it very easily, usually because they have done it so many times before. I ve driven along this route so often, I could do …
93could with eyes shut — (someone) could (do something) with (their) eyes closed/shut if someone could do something with their eyes shut, they can do it very easily, usually because they have done it so many times before. I ve driven along this route so often, I could do …
94Could It Be That I'm In Love — Eurovision Song Contest 1991 entry Country Ireland Artist(s) Kim Jackson …
95Could It Be — Eurovision Song Contest 1991 entry Country Malta Artist(s) Georgina Abela, Paul Giordimaina …
96Could You Recognise That Man Again? — Infobox Television episode Title = Could You Recognise That Man Again? Series = Randall and Hopkirk (Deceased) Caption = Season = 1 Episode = 18 Airdate = 16 January 1970 Production = 18 Writer = Donald James Director = Jeremy Summers Guests =… …
97could — verb /kʊd/ a) Used to politely ask for permission to do something Before I was blind, I could see very well. b) Used to politely ask for someone else to do something Could I borrow your coat? See Also: can, should, would …
98could — v. (F) he could not attend the meeting * * * [kʊd] (F) he could not attend the meeting …
99could've — [[t]kʊdəv[/t]] Could ve is the usual spoken form of could have, when have is an auxiliary verb …
100could hear a pin drop — (you) could hear a pin drop to be extremely quiet. The new sound proof lab is so well designed, you can hear a pin drop. You could have heard a pin drop for a full minute after every song and then the audience would clap wildly …
