I searched for the meaning of “as” in English-Spanish Oxford dictionary, which says it is used to define a word. Is this true? (defining): ① it would be the end of civilization as we know it significaría el fin de la civilización tal y como la conocemos ② I'm only interested in the changes as they affect me solo me interesan los cambios en la medida en que me afectan a mí ③ Sri Lanka, or Ceylon, as it used to be known Sri Lanka, o Ceilán, como se llamaba antes ④ Paris as seen by tourists is a very different city el París que ven los turistas es una ciudad muy distinta ⑤ their position, as opposed to ours su postura, en contraste con la nuestra

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Hello to everyone! Could you please explain the meaning of the phrasal verb 'to put up' in the sentence: 'Moomintroll was just putting up a swing when Sniff got home.' Whether it means just building something (e.g. 'to put up a new fence') or fixing an object to a vertical surface (e.g. 'to put up some new curtains in the living room)? Or probably it's not a phrasal verb at all?) And this just means that he is hanging the swing on a tree? Up high?)) I'm very confused 😅

Hello everyone! The other day I hear people speak of 'dine in for 2 in Marks and Spencer's' I was wondering what does 'dine in' stand for? Why is it called like that? and What does it mean? The phrase dine in for 2 in Marks and Spencer's' - tells me nothing. What is the idea behind this? I really can't understand. Thank you so much?

‎Why does the anthor use "had been put out" to describe an event happened in the past?

Hello👋 im not a native) What 'jum a counter, pull it for it' means here in the lyrics? "If I copped it would you leave your family for it, jump a counter, pull it for it?"

Where can I find foreigners to practice English with different accents from different countries?

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