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Latest post Mon, May 16 2005 8:56 AM by Vincent Ding. 3 replies.
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Vincent Ding  +  99968 Mon, 16 May 05 08:56 AM
is one or both of the two expressions are correct? I saw people use them but out of direct translation. So i'd be grateful if some native speaker can tell wehter they are correct or idiomatic.
Vincent Ding
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Guest, 4 yr 195 days ago
I want to know some english idioms oftenly used
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abbie1948, 4 yr 195 days ago
In BrE we would probably refer to the contact person, or the person to contact.
abbie1948, 4 yr 195 days ago
Try this site, guest.

http://home.t-online.de/home/toni.goeller/idiom_wm/
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