American leg
I'm a teacher in Brazil and I'd like to know how I can explain the meaning of the expression "American leg" in this sentence: " ... We've also decided to ship the equipment to the American leg of the tour, instead of flying it..."
I would appreciate if someone could help.
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The " ... American leg of the tour, ...", or, " ... French leg of the tour '' means that part of the journey that was in America or France, respectively. You could have 10 legs; the US, French, Spanish, British, ... if you were touring the world.
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It's slang, or idiomatic, for "the American part of the tour". "Leg" is often used to mean a part/stage/subset of a journey.
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