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go to ground

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go to ground
to hide (usually + adv/prep ) She found the constant media attention intolerable and went to ground in France for a few months.
See also: ground


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Values Hanlon pulled out of the tackle that saw McGeady go to ground 10 yards inside the opposition half on 62 minutes and reiterated what TV evidence later proved - there was no contact.
Mourinho claims he is against diving but encourages his players to go to ground if they are fouled.
David Murphy sidestepped James Hayter after reading his intentions to go to ground and Martin Taylor's stumble into Jason Price was not cynical, said McLeish.
 
 
 
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