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- onomatopoeia for a head being cut off | WordReference Forums
I apologize if this sounds too grisely, but I'm writing something that involves a fight between two martial artists, with one of them being decapitated I need a sound word to describe a head being slashed off by a sword When a balloon broke and gave off a sound, for example, we can use the sound word "pop" to describe what we hear
- 如何才能实现多人在线编辑Word？ - 知乎
多人在线编辑Word文档，有多个软件可用来实现这个目的，诸如： 微软旗下的Word软件，搭配OneDrive可实现多人在线编辑
- 什么是SWOT分析法？ - 知乎
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- Die of from vs die by | WordReference Forums
I suspect that "died by the sword" only sounds okay because of familiarity with the saying "Live by the sword, die by the sword" (or "he lived by the sword and he died by the sword"), which probably dates back to the days when swords were used in battle, and soldiers might die of sword wounds (its modern use is metaphorical)
- handcarved, hand-carved or hand carved . . . - WordReference Forums
hand forged sword; Thanks lingobingo Senior Member London English - England Sep 13, 2017
- knife, sword, saber, blade之间有什么区别吗？ - 知乎
sword是剑，更倾向于中二的那种感觉，或者是中世纪的那种 saber是军刀，一般在战争小说或者是什么动作小说里面有吧，凸显锋利 blade是刀锋，也可以是剑，但会比sword更有b格一点
- Cortés, Cortez o Cortéz | WordReference Forums
Antes que nada, la intension es solo de encontrar la verdad y no de ofender a nadie No he podido verificarlo aun pero una persona muy culta, de nacionalidad española que ya no está entre nosotros me dijo que esta documentado; en la antigüedad a las "casas chicas" o segundas familias no se les podía dar el mismo apellido y para distinguir a los hijos fuera del matrimonio les cambiaban la
- Possessive - using s with inanimate nouns - WordReference Forums
I'm surprised to find a university's web-site that wants me to stop using the English genitive with inanimates Such as, for example, "university" When referring to an attribute of an inanimate object, it is inappropriate to use the possessive endings An inanimate object such as a chair or
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