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Choose the correct answer . The committee put forward a.. .. to keep the company's costs down a-diplomat b-represntative c-churchman d-proposal
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Hello, What does "on cue" mean here? When Jessica Jochim returned to work after her three-month maternity leave, she was the envy of her co-workers...
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What does it mean? Thanks
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Hi! 1) Should I use small or low ?or something else? 2) rarely or infrequently ? The incidence of diving-related CNS barotrauma is small/low , and it...
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Hi A few days ago I was reading an article on the internet (I can't find it now) and a nice expression caugt my eye. It was used at the end of the...
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1) Can you please check the underlined phrases? 2) Should I put they here? Symptoms of cerebral arterial gas embolism generally occur within minutes...
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Hi! Can you pelase tell me if the underlined part is OK? Thank you Symptoms of decompression sickness may appear within minutes to hour delay after surfacing...
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Hello! 1) How can I avoid repeating the most here? 2) logistic or logistics? 3) Have I used prepositions OF correctly? 4) Is the phrase which cover the...
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Is it OK to say diving casualties ?Thank you in advance. He was admitted to the Department of Pneumology in our hospital since all diving and near-drowning...
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1) Does this expression exist or should I leave distribution and logistics out? 2) Have I used prepositions correctly with the temperature regimes expression...
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Hello can you explain what does it mean peek time. Thx
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Hello! Is it Ok to put it like this in the context: Since then, we have strived to achieve the best possible position on the Croatian market and abroad...
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Can you please check this sentence? 1) which of the two is better here? 2) Do you use AT with an e-mail address?Should I write here: Send your CV at our...
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Which of the two (if any) should I use as a subtitle? It should be catchy, and the meaning is that the firm is getting bigger and bigger and it employs...
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Where did the saying "perfect 10" originate?
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How is "rockslide" spelled? Or is it "rock slide"
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What is the opposite word of "benefit"? I just can't think of one all the sudden...
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Hello :) I am looking for a particular word, but am unable to find it. Just as the 'snazzy' word for "a common spoken phrase" is a colloquialism...
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Does anyone know the origin and/or meaning of "vosh rikki dosh, farno, farno"? I have tried to find it as a phrase as well as each word individually and...
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Which would you use? This is also a subtitle, meaning that all the materials needed can be found in one place. Thank you
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Could any one tell me the differences between allow and permit. Thank you very much
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Hi, What does retain mean in this sentence? Thanks. "A propensity to learn the religion of one’s community became so firmly implanted in the human...
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Hello, I'm reading a short article and meet with this sentence: "real money is in syndication" I looked up "syndication" in dictionary...
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Hello, could "nail it" be understood as "well done", "good job" ? thanks.
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Hello, I'm looking for an expression meaning food products other than meat and products needed in a typical household or simply stuff that you can...
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