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- Fare da collante - WordReference Forums
Ciao a tutti, sto cercando il modo di esprimere in inglese il concetto di 'fare da collante' Es: I libri considerati da soli non avevano un filo conduttore La lezione ha fatto da collante tra le varie referenze bibliografiche ' The class was like the glue among the bibliographical
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- Stop vs keep vs prevent - WordReference Forums
Hello everyone, Is there a difference between ''stop'', ''keep'' and ''prevent'' meaning (my definition) '' something doesn't happen or someone doesn't do something because something else or someone else stopped, kept, prevented '' in the example that I made up below? a [I'm at a meeting and can't talk to a friend, so I say]: They stopped me from talking to him Vs They kept me from talking
- expressed in as - WordReference Forums
Both look natural to me though I suggest that you use either "which" or "that" instead of merely gluing the two clauses together with the coordinating conjunction "and": This table extracts information from every month's schedule that is expressed as the number of hours done by every doctor
- Legno tamburato | WordReference Forums
Whereas, particle board is a solid artificial sheet material made by gluing together wood chips particles under pressure If I am wrong, please ignore this post
- paste it to on Google | WordReference Forums
"paste it to" is often used Paste it into to the the other document, for instance Paste it to Google sounds fine to me Never "on" or "at " "Paste on" would be used for gluing something onto something else: Paste the paper star on onto the picture
- Marcado CE - WordReference Forums
Alguien sabe como se dice marcado CE de maquinas o equipos a presion en ingles Muchas gracias
- the worst day of in my life - WordReference Forums
I agree Stick to "of" when talking about best or worst, etc (an exceptional day); if you use "in", although some native speakers may say it, you risk sounding slightly wrong I don't think it's a matter of grammar, but rather of the sense that is intended "In" tends to suggest just any day, but "of" gives the day more importance; perhaps that it is a day that belongs to ("of") your life
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