【Haichuan Chemical Fun English】bury the hatchet

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Why do we bury the hatchet? The phrase “bury the hatchet” means to end a quarrel or conflict and become friendly, that is, to stop arguing or fighting and become friends again. This phrase originates from 17th-century Native American customs, where burying axes and swords in the ground signified laying down arms and declaring peace between the warring parties.

Reply #22016-10-27

At first glance, it was mistaken for buy:L

Reply #32016-10-28

At first glance, it was mistaken for buy+1

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