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Use the idiom tag for questions which a dictionary cannot answer about set phrases with unusual meanings that can't be properly understood just from the separate words in them.
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"BE to VERB" construction in "you are to blame"
The plane is to take off at 9pm
You are to blame
1 refer to what will happen in the future as the "be + to +verb" construction is normally used for. In 2, "you" is like the object of "bl …
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