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Oct 8, 2008 · Italian or English words, phrases, expressions. English and Italian language allowed. Parole, frasi, espressioni in italiano e inglese. Lingue ammesse: italiano e inglese.
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Dismantle and remove. - WordReference Forums
Apr 30, 2018 · Dismantle could be used if whoever was doing the removal intended to fit the old floor somewhere else. Dismantle means to take something apart, but usually involves a degree of care. …
Glue, stick, paste | WordReference Forums
Oct 17, 2017 · "Glue your worksheet into your notebook". I think paste would be more common than glue in AE, though. I'd avoid stick, because that might suggest either a self-adhesive page, or just …
paste it to/on Google | WordReference Forums
Mar 9, 2010 · "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 …
expressed in / as - WordReference Forums
Jun 9, 2011 · 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 …
condescending attitude vs patronizing attitude - WordReference Forums
May 22, 2010 · can anyone give me a good example of condescending attitude that will make it easier for me to understand the meaning of the word condescending? thanks in advance...
Stop vs keep vs prevent - WordReference Forums
Oct 19, 2021 · 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 …
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'make' achievement <another verb?> | WordReference Forums
Jul 15, 2012 · Hello! I woud like to know which verb I can use with "achievement" (used in context to mean a thing that sb has done successfully). Is "make an achievement" correct? Or can I use a …