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- Los Angeles - English-French Dictionary WordReference. com
Los Angeles - traduction anglais-français Forums pour discuter de Los Angeles, voir ses formes composées, des exemples et poser vos questions Gratuit
- Los Angeles - English-Spanish Dictionary - WordReference. com
Los Angeles n (city in California, USA) Los Ángeles nm: Los Angeles is a large city on the west coast of the USA Los Ángeles es una gran ciudad de la costa oeste de los EE UU
- English to French, Italian, German Spanish Dictionary - WordReference. com
Language Forums The WordReference language forum is the largest repository of knowledge and advice about the English language, as well as a number of other languages If you have a question about language usage, first search the hundreds of thousands of previous questions If you still are unsure, then you can ask the question yourself
- fix resolve solve - WordReference Forums
They can sometimes be used interchangeably, sometimes not (as I'm sure you're finding, there are very few rules to go by in English) In your first sentence, I'd use only resolve In your second, I'd accept any of the three, but my personal preference would be fix In the third, frankly, I don't think I'd use any of these; I think I'd use address You might want to look each up in the WR
- English-French Dictionary - WordReference. com
English-French Dictionary Welcome to the English-French Dictionary on WordReference The site offers two English-French dictionaries: The WordReference Dictionary
- An ugly daughter-in-law - WordReference Forums
In terms of the words and the grammar, the sentence looks correct In terms of the choice of words, ugly is extremely direct, almost brutal In terms of meaning, it is a little strange in that most daughters-in-law have already met their parents-in-law before they become daughters-in-law
- Likely possible probable | WordReference Forums
I don't seem to have any luck today These exercises seem to be a pain in the neck Pls correct me if I’m wrong Thank you! Likely possible probable It is __probable__ that it will rain today Bring your umbrella with you She is not __ likely_ to pass the examination as she doesn’t work
- jolt, lurch and jerk | WordReference Forums
Hello, everyone, I have a question about the use of those three verbs I have come across all three of them used in this sentence "The bus lurched jolted jerked to a halt" I am probably wrong, but I don't think that "lurch" fits the context The WR dictionary says 'lurch = to stagger or sway or
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