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dispute/argue a claim | WordReference Forums

2013年10月6日 · Hello, Gato: You are right, that is a difficult one: "argue" and "dispute" are fairly close synonyms. In this context, the verb argue would require the preposition against: we argue against …

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have been sent or was sent | WordReference Forums

2017年4月23日 · Dear all, Is that right that you say: The goods have been sent or the goods were sent yesterday/last week ? General rule: have been without time information and was without time …

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Registro -> Register or Registry? | WordReference Forums

2011年2月27日 · Hello all. ¿Cómo es mejor traducir la expresión Registro Privado? ¿Como Private Register o como Private Registry? El contexto se refiere a un mecanismo por el cual un conjunto de …

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the only such element - WordReference Forums

2010年2月15日 · Hi!!! I don't understand the following expression: Germanium bears the English name for a modern country, and is the only such element that is stable and common my attempt to translate …

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Ex-warehouse | WordReference Forums

2022年12月6日 · As far as I know the term ex-warehouse is used when the buyer bears costs like shipments and the seller is not is responsible for transporting the good. For example my factory is …

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h/n/n or h/n/c - WordReference Forums

2013年11月11日 · These abbreviations appear to be interchangeable and are found in the caption of a lawsuit and appeals court decision from Puerto Rico. They are used as follows: Company Name A …

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usted puede hacerlo - WordReference Forums

2008年12月11日 · Hi there, I was just wondering whether there ir an equivalent form to address politely to someone. In Spanish we have the pronoun "usted". As far as I am concerned there is no pronoun …

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Spec, IP and Spec, CP [linguistics] | WordReference Forums

2009年10月30日 · I´m doing a master´s degree in Linguistics and everywhere I read about Spec,IP or Spec, CP in a phrase. I think it has something to do with the position of a constituent (?) in the …

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Ancient Greek: Aorist subjunctive - WordReference Forums

2008年1月19日 · It bears repeating that the tenses of the subjunctive (and also optative) describe the aspect (the type of action) of a verb rather than its time: present (continuous or repreated action), …