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2018年4月28日 · Using "grapple with" shows two things: The person or group doing the grappling is trying hard to overcome or master whatever it is. The thing is difficult to overcome or master. In your …
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2018年4月28日 · Using "grapple with" shows two things: The person or group doing the grappling is trying hard to overcome or master whatever it is. The thing is difficult to overcome or master. In your …
2023年2月14日 · El adjetivo que da título a este hilo, a saber, «bienestante», me causa curiosidad y acerca de él me gustaría saber dos cosas: (1) ¿les resulta familiar?; (2) ¿quiénes la usan y en qué …
2023年8月24日 · excavate: uncover or extract by digging (esp sth from earlier times) : excavate a buried city, a Greek vase unearth: uncover or obtain sth from the ground by digging: unearth buried treasure …
2023年6月7日 · As singular, "lots of Aperol spritz" seems to mean drenching you with a garden hose (but with Aperol instead of water) instead of drinking many Aperol spritzes.
2023年5月21日 · Hi, when I want to say that I will be somewhere a few days / three days / one week - can I use a preposition "for" in Spanish? Iré allí por una semana? If I understand correctly, I cannot …
2024年4月6日 · Can anyone help me understand the difference between memorizing and memorization? Both are nouns, aren’t they?
2010年9月13日 · Context: A man is getting his picture taken for a magazine. He tells the photographer: Vous savez, moi, les photos, ça me connaît. Then he says he's been in all the papers and shows a …
2007年3月16日 · Context : in a commercial proposal written in US-English The phrase is : Pricing summary (Then-year US Dollars) Then follows a list of items with prices such as : item 1 $ 20,000.00 …
2010年4月12日 · Es el título de una lista de distintos tipos de bulldozers y sus distintas partes (grapple, grapple bucket, smasher, crusher and cutter...). No consigo encontrar los términos.
2010年4月21日 · In condescending disbelief, or calmly disgruntled belief (in which case I often use "is that so") : "ah ouaaais?" with the tone escalating for the "ah" and descending for the "ouais". Works …