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get to know or become aware of, usually accidentally
I see that you have been promoted
I learned that she has two grown-up children
How To Use get wind In A Sentence
- When Johnny misbehaves, parents get wind of it by e-mail before he gets home.
- We can't help feeling that once the anoraks get wind of this, trainspotting may become last year's ‘must do’ leisure-time activity.
- But then a gang of young, over-enthusiastic woollies with protectionist leanings aka baa-aad lambs get wind of the secret negotiations. BOOK VIEW CAFE BLOG » First Contact Negotiations Go Horribly Wrong!
- But then a gang of young, over-enthusiastic woollies with protectionist leanings aka baa-aad lambs get wind of the secret negotiations. BOOK VIEW CAFE BLOG » First Contact Negotiations Go Horribly Wrong!
- How did you get wind of that terrific business deal?
- Our competitor must not be allowed to get wind of our plan.
- Police didn't get wind of the robbery until nearly midnight, six hours after the safe was cracked and cleared.
- Sadly, some foolish people will get wind of your methods. Times, Sunday Times
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- I don't want my colleagues to get wind of the fact that I'm leaving.