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No, 'circle' means " draw a (real) circle around", but 'encircle' doesn't, it means " form a (rough) circle around", and can be used actively (soldiers encircled the village) or inactively (trees encircled the village). Thank you so much, entangledbank. So only the following are correct: 1. The correct answer has been circled.
25 sept. 2009 · It's rather an aside, but I never use the # key for this purpose on my phone. But only official abbreviation is no. (from Latin). Others are just pure shortcuts, even though in Europe you see Nbr. or Nr. quite often I think (In French, we would still write Nbre for instance!) There is no single official abbreviation.
24 oct. 2012 · It is also a visual symbol/ideogram. There is nothing inside the circle, therefore it represents nothing/zero. PS. Oh, I think you mean why it is sometimes used in conjunction with Chinese numerals (二〇〇二年, etc). I imagine it is for legibility since 〇 can be read easier from afar. I'll let Chinese speakers confirm for this one !
20 juin 2005 · Jun 21, 2005. #14. I assumed it was just another word for "street." In the United States, at least, a street can be called a court, a lane, a boulevard, an avenue...and many other names (we've mentioned most of them) - and I just assumed "close" was yet another synonym. That said, one lives on a street - which I specified after my suggestion.
29 juin 2009 · Swedish (Scania) Jul 8, 2009. #14. The international spelling alphabet used in aviation and many other contexts does indeed replace å with aa, ä with ae and ö with oe. They won't be used often in civil aviation because the letters aren't used for flight numbers or other things that need to be spelled out often.
2 oct. 2009 · Catalan / Spanish. Oct 2, 2009. #14. Un pez que se muerde la cola means that you have no solution for this, or that if there is any it doesn’t solve the situation as it makes it difficult in another way. It’s such an old threat that I do not remember the context but "Vicious circle" seemed good to me that time.
5 août 2019 · Aug 5, 2019. #1. Hi, We live in an interdependent world where yesterday’s neat distinctions between national and international affairs, and what constitutes domestic and foreign policy, no longer apply. Events in one country frequently have profound effects on other States and on international relations generally, which, in turn, help shape ...
3 juil. 2018 · It's/this is the first time I've tasted champagne. (I can say that while I'm drinking my first glass.) This is the second time I've been drunk. (I am drunk even as I speak.) A She's lost her passport again. This often happens. B No it doesn't - this is only the second time it has happened.
28 oct. 2007 · It's a circle." She explored with participants more of an inter-dependent relationship, whereby their voice is heard in the design, data collection methods and analysis. the Asian Development Bank may also become more of a knowledge bank for technical aid. Perhaps the Ada philosophy is more of an advance than the Ada language.
23 juil. 2008 · It is found in the plural usually in the names of food companies, e.g., KRAFT FOODS, as a way of denoting that the company sells many products which are food. The use of the plural word kinds means only that there is more than one type of food, e.g., Italian, Kosher, Indian, etc., just as there are kinds of water: Mineral, Seltzer, Tonic ...
