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Is this area next to the road where the black car is parking called both a turnout and a pullout in American English and Canadian English? Or is something else referred to as a turnout and a pullout?

Are there any incorrect pronunciation or expression in the record?

Hi, there! I'm just popping in to ask : Could you kindly explain what does "setting sail" mean in the photo below? Thanks in advance🙏

What is the difference between facility and establishment? Restaurants and hotels are hospitality facilities/establishments.

1. [I had a friend who was a teacher in a private institute from the USA.] Can I change this sentence into [I had a friend from the USA who was a teacher in a private institute.]? Is it totally wrong? 2. Korean foods are mostly spicy and they can be distingushed by the degree of spicy. Is [foodS] correct? Should it be [food]? Thanks a lot in advance!!!!! Have a great weekend!!!!!

Should I choose in or under in these phrases when it comes to American and Canadian English? They were standing in/under the gazebo. Her car is in/under the carport.

Any difference between dull an blunt as verbs in these contexts? Okay, what I already know is that blunt is transitive verb (E.g. The setback blunted his desire to become an actor.) whereas dull can be both transitive and intransitive (E.g. The setback dulled his desire to become an actor. & His desire to become an actor dulled upon experiencing a setback.) But are there any other subtleties I should be aware of in order to know which word is the best choice? Many people find it disconcerting to witness how rapidly their skills can be dulled/blunted by infrequent use. They never blunt/dull their criticism. The negative feedback dulled/blunted her interest in continuing her university education.

What does "I envied them for the fire their demons fanned under the cauldrons where they wallowed as artists!" mean?