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Idiom low 20 / 51

“hunker down”

i · The common misuse One wrong form
ii · What it meansTwo lines, no filler

'Hunker down' (not 'hunkered down') is the imperative form. Past tense is fine, but 'hunker down' is the base.

iii · Memory hookKeep this one

Hunker down = crouch and wait. Past tense: hunkered down.

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