'shifting the times of beginning and ending work', I'm not sure, but I think this could mean that the times to start and end work change for all the employees (e.g. they used to begin work at 8 a.m., now the all begin at 9 a.m.). That is not what

The salt we use for cooking is natrium chloride (in chemistry a salt is a chemical comprised of metal atoms and non-metal atoms). Sodium is natrium.

How about 'implement a change' or 'modify/adjust'

I found a good explanation of bed sores on the internet: Bed sores can occur when a person is bedridden, unconscious, unable to sense pain, or immobile. Bed sores are ulcers that occur on areas of the skin that are under pressure from lying in

Can you say 'continue on' (as in 'sb will continue on to do/with sth')? I've heard people say it, but it sounds incorrect to me. Shouldn't you say either 'continue' or 'go on'?

I didn't mean that there are 10 portions that have 50% of A and 50% of B, what I meant was that on average the portions have a fifty-fifty ratio, but this isn't necessarily the case with every individual portion. I just said 10 portions, because I

Thanks for the information on dictionaries everyone

Does it say 'process briefly to mix' or 'process briefly to a mix'? I think it means you should put it in the food processor for a short time (like it says at the beginning of the sentence). So you can either: Put the flour and salt in a

Russian roulette is also called Russian roulette in Dutch. I read a book once that was translated from Russian and in the book they called Russian roulette 'American roulette', but I don't know if that's how it's really called in Russian or that

Thanks pieanne, I'd be even more grateful if you gave me the adress of the hyperdictionary online