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frangible vs fragile What's the difference? Do we use them interchangeably?
8 nov. 2015 15:03
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No. 'Frangible' is a very rare word which is never used in non-technical contexts. I suspect that the vast majority of English native speakers have no idea what it means. 'Fragile' is an everyday word which means delicate or easily damaged.
8 november 2015
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Anna
Taalvaardigheden
Chinees (Mandarijn), Engels, Japans, Spaans
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Engels, Japans
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