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Latest post Fri, Apr 1 2005 11:45 AM by Antonia. 2 replies.
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Antonia  +  85643 Fri, 01 Apr 05 11:45 AM
Could you explain the meaning of this word in:

The living room and kitchen space were blended, a couch delineating the two.
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pieanne  +  85655 Fri, 01 Apr 05 12:15 PM
Well, I guess the place is just one large room, and the couch was set to separate the kitchen from the living room
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I'm glad to help, but I'm not a native! And please excuse my typos...
Antonia, 4 yr 239 days ago
Yes, thank you, I found it later, delineate could be a synonym for separate.
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