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Help me, please, to understand this phrasal verb, can't find it anywhere on the Internet: "He stood among the people, and this drunkard kept PUSHING UP AGAINST him and saying, “I told you to get back. Now get back... ". It seems to mean just 'to push a person with force', but before this part there is no context prooving that the drunkard tried to hurt another man mentioned, so I'm in two minds now... Thank you all!

Hello! Who could help me to understand which kind of boat they mean in this sentence : "They were waiting to get on the boat and cross the bay to Oakland." ? From the context of the whole text I see that this vessel can't be just a rowing boat, because there are quite many people waiting there, there is also a lavatory there on that boat. Can we understand a type of boat from such a context? Thank you all!

Rule: Vowel letter to be found in the next suffix according to the vowel letter at the end of the word a - ı - o - u ——> a e - i - ö - ü ——> e Example : Çoğul Ekleri ( Plural suffix. ) (We will use this rule also with other word suffixes, like case suffixes) Elma (lar) Kalem (ler) Odun (lar) Araba (lar) Aşağıdaki örnekleri siz tamamlayın. Üzüm … Telefon … Kitap … Ördek … Çanta… Bardak … Yastık … Battaniye…

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What is difference between Priest and Pastor? They are same when translate to Chinese.

ソワソワしている　 「会議前にソワソワしている」 英語だと何と言いますか？🤔 緊張とはニュアンスがちょっと違います

How do you usually call this thing in English ? Dental scaler or dental floss rods ??

HELP If I would like to say that the rent I´m currently paying for a house is expensive, could I say (is it grammatically correct) the following ? - I find the rent high or - I find the rent to be high To me, it sounds a bit off/ not natural. Is there another way you can say that in a more natural way ? Another thing. For instance, is it correct to use the verb ¨occupy¨ in this context. - I would like to request permission to see if I can get another student to join us and occupy the extra bedroom