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- 请问various，varied，variable和varying如何区分？ - 知乎
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- to varying extents and degrees | WordReference Forums
The sentence I made up: Each person has these abilities to varying extents and degrees Is 'to varying extents and degrees' correct or it's a tautology? Would it be OK to say just "to varying extents" or just "to varying degrees"?
- varied varying various density | WordReference Forums
(I would probably use "various" density, but I am not sure - Indeed, "varying" should be something that changes over time or place, but in this case, the density is assigned at the beginning, i e at the start of the algorithm performance - Also, I think that "varied" means that the density has changed his value, so it does not bring the idea
- to varying varied degrees - WordReference Forums
I have tried a number of skin creams with varying results Look at more examples of these words and maybe you will get more of a feel for what I'm trying to explain You can also take a look at the dictionary definitions for the transitive and intransitive senses of vary
- Varied Variedly vs Varying Varyingly - WordReference Forums
I honestly have no idea I also don't really discern the difference between varied and varying 1 "Men's tennis is more varied than women's " 2 "The way men play tennis is generally more varied " 3 "Men play more varied tennis " 4 "Men play more variedly varyingly " Many thanks
- With varying degrees of success | WordReference Forums
1) Scientists have been trying to find the cure for cancer for years, with varying degrees of success - a euphemistic way of saying 'they were not very successful in doing so', an understatement 2) I've marked your essays and I'm happy to announce that all of you have passed, with varying degrees of success - everyone passed but the results varied wildly
- dock date - WordReference Forums
Your term probably means "darsena" "molo" and by extension "data di carico" maybe even "scarico" so Anja Ann is quite right to ask for the whole sentence I found a discussion for dock date on Proz which explains ""As another example of varying customer evaluation criteria, some customers equate a "delivery date" with an actual ship date When
- Cortar el rollo - WordReference Forums
From my two years in Madrid as an exchange student, I recall the following, I suggest you see other threads for the varying meanings of 'rollo' and from there take "cortar el rollo" and its extensions to mean things like: "me cortaste el rollo" -- you messed me up "vaya cortada de rollo" -- what a mood-killer
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