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Foam, lather or froth? Hi, good morning. I'm a native Spanish speaker. In Spanish we have the word "espuma" that apparently can be translated to English as "foam, lather or froth" depending on the context. Can anybody tell me in which cases do we use each one and give me some examples? The one that you make with soap when you wash your hands or take a bath, which is it? and the one that is formed on top of sea waves? Please tell me, thank you!
23 Ekim 2019
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Hello, can you tell me please what this means: יישר כוח? I read this: יישר כוח can you tell me the literal translation and the regular one as well please? thank you!
8 Ekim 2019
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Trickle vs Waterjet? Hello Could you please explain me the difference between "trickle" and "waterjet" and show some examples of their use? Thank you!
14 Haziran 2019
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Is this well written? Hello! I wanna know if this idea is right: "He has written asking Santa Claus for a gift", implying that he has written a letter, but without mentioning that. Should I write it in a different way? Thank you!
10 Haziran 2019
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uses of the word "espouse" Hello! I wanted to know if the word "espouse" can be a synonym of "defend" and if so can you use it in a sentence? If there's a better meaning please tell me so.
7 Haziran 2019
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What is "medical film"? I saw the term "medical film" the other day, I understand it refers to the material used to take x-ray pictures. Is that so? does it have another name? Thanx.
7 Haziran 2019
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What does "slickest gig" mean? In the song "the Surrey with the Fringe on top" from the Oklahoma musical, when they sing: You will set behind a team of snow white horses, In the slickest gig you ever see! What does the words "slickest gig" mean? And also what's "Surrey" and what's "Fringe"? Apparently Surrey is a place in UK and Fringe is like an edge, but is not making sense to me: "When I take you out in the surrey with the fringe on top!" Anyone could help?
25 Kasım 2016
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What does "tis" mean in the song "Danny boy"? There's a song called "Danny boy" and I looked for the word meanings but I couldn't find the meaning of the word "tis" when it says: The summer's gone, and all the flowers are dying 'Tis you, 'tis you must go and I must bide. I assume it is a contraction of a word, does anybody know?
25 Kasım 2016
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