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The phrase ‘round the corner’ is used to indicate something that is

  1. A
    near
  2. B
    departing
  3. C
    hiding
  4. D
    about to fall

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The phrase "round the corner" (or just "around the corner") means very near in distance or close at hand in terms of time.

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The phrase ‘round the corner’ is used to indicate something that is
A
near
B
departing
C
hiding
D
about to fall

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