Docking bay - WordReference Forums A docking bay is where other spaceships (supply ships and so on) can 'dock' with the rocket To dock is used for sea ships: when they reach a port they 'dock' and tie themselves with ropes to the shore It means a 'link' where two spaceships can connect
Buscar registrar | WordReference Forums Totalmente correcto Se puede apuntar que la diferencia es también gramatical: Busco una cosa Objeto directo de la frase: la cosa buscada (mochila) Registro un lugar para encontrar una cosa Objeto directo de la frase: el lugar (cuarto) donde se busca la cosa Para buscar una cosa hay que saber qué se busca Para registrar un lugar, no es necesario saberlo La policía registra la mochila
lt;for gt; the last few days - WordReference Forums I've heard a native speaker omit for in this construction, but she mentioned the phrase in the beginning of the sentence: The last few days, he was speaking to me about that But I don't think it will work in one of the original examples since the sentence is too short: The last few days, I have studied = For the last few days, I have studied
Approved as to form - WordReference Forums Hi! This term appears in a divorce decree I have found that it can be translated as: Aprobado en forma But I'm a bit doubtful because it appears at the
Difference between chase and pursuit - WordReference Forums Chasing is usually a simpler and more physical act than pursuit And to my AE ear, chasing a bus sounds right Pursuing a bus is something the police might do if it were stolen and giving chase Chasing is also faster than pursuit, more of a sprint-- although as a pursuit becomes touch-and-go or nears an uncertain end, it can be called "hot pursuit " Pursuit can involve stealth and or
get home safe safely - WordReference Forums Hi, I just sent a message to someone and this is what I wrote: " I just wanted to know if you got home safe" I didn't even think about writing "safely" instead of "safe", but now I wonder if "safely" would have been more correct In this case "safe" and "safely" can be used interchangeably