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pour into

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pour something into something and pour something in
to guide a flow of liquid into something. She poured the lemonade into the pitcher and carried it to the porch. She held the glass and poured in the lemonade.
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But now her stern was thrown in the air, and the bows plunged under the sea; and with that, the water began to pour into the fore-scuttle like the pouring of a mill-dam.
Kidnapped by Stevenson, Robert Louis View in context
He didn't even explain what he meant to do with the money he asked the public to pour into his lap.
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Enlightened collectors of old pictures pour into the market by fifties, while genuine specimens of Claude, or of any other Old Master you like to mention, only dribble in by ones and twos.
A Rogue's Life by Collins, Wilkie View in context
 
 
 
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