Hello, l would like to know if apostrophe and articles are used correctly in this case (the text is about the distribution of one species of red algae in the Baltic Sea coast, and in order to avoid a repeat of the same Latin name in the

Hi, Are 'arduous' and 'laborious' different in meaning? Is 'arduous' more apt to describe a journey or a trip? Thanks in advance

To make sure, does "tries to detect a weakness" equal "tries to find a weakness?" For me, there are almost the same. If there are differences, what are they? In this context, "find" and "detect" mean

Good afternoon, here it's actually 01:50 but as Good Night is often refered to someone "signing off" I didn't want to use that... but what the heck! Good Night to you all! My question is: Are money and time the only thing

Hi, I am aware that there are quite a few posts about these two words on this forum, but after perusing them I still don't think I fully understand the difference. Could anyone please provide me with some examples where 'relation'

Frankly, I don't think there is a good synonym.

"disconnected" is a synonym for "cut off" (in this sense). However, both of these really mean that the telephone circuit was broken. Neither seems quite right in your scenario where the line remains open. I can't think of

Yes, that's the meaning; a better synonym is 'culminates in'.

In a nutshell, it meant "Winning is desired but is not the only important thing". There is no synonym for this.

1) to play chess for amusement, not for the vanity of winning What does it mean by saying " not for the vanity of winning" ? any synonym? thanks