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Hello! What‘s the difference between squatter and to squat?
2023年10月9日 18:38
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"Squatter" is a noun. A "squatter" is someone who squats. "To squat" is a verb. It's what a squatter does. To paraphrase Taylor Swift, "squatters gonna squat."
2023年10月9日
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A squatter generally means someone who is living in a house they have occupied illegally. “To squat” is the verb for that but also means to lower your body with your legs under you.
2023年10月9日
One is a noun and one is a verb.
2023年10月10日
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