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17 août 2006 · Aug 17, 2006. #4. swyves said: I might get the slight difference of meaning that "safe from tsunamis" means there will never be any more, while "safe against tsunamis" means they'll happen, but won't harm anyone. Yes - I agree. I think that "safe against" suggests "made safe against" = "modified to withstand".
10 mai 2008 · I would say "I hope you had a nice return journey ", although I would probably not say "nice" here. I think a return journey is particularly something to enjoy as such. I would probably say "safe". I don't think we it's correct to say "a" way back in this context. It's the way back, or "your way back" (or another possessive); it doesn't take an ...
5 mai 2021 · Scaled Agile Framework (SAFe) 2021-05-05. pia.lundgren@projektforum.se. Agila metoder. Ramverket Scaled agile framework som skapats av metodexperten Dean Leffingwell i ett försök att underlätta för hela företag att bli agila. Kärnan i ramverket är att se ett företag i tre nivåer, ur ett it-utvecklingsperspektiv: portfölj, program och ...
6 févr. 2013 · The Oxford Dictionary of Collocations suggests ''to" (key to): '' th e key to the front doo r.''. A famous American native speaker who is a YouTuber in Brazil, said that "it's best to use always "the key to''. As a generalisation for learners that's a safe and anodyne option. The Google Ngram Viewer is interesting: the key for the door,the key ...
6 janv. 2018 · The "just when you thought ..." phrase (used by the author Peter Benchley in "Jaws") has caught on after being popularised by the ads for the film "Jaws" in 1975 ("Just when you thought it was safe to go back in the water ..."), Sorry to be pedantic, but that is the advertising slogan for the sequel, Jaws 2. Peter Benchley wrote the novel Jaw s.
17 déc. 2019 · English - England. Dec 17, 2019. #2. The more natural way to say it would be “so that he could”. Using “can” sounds much better with the present perfect: I gave him my email address so that he could send me all the details. (past tense) I’ve given him my email address so that he can send me all the details. (present tense) M.
24 mai 2007 · May 24, 2007. #3. Θησαυρός indeed means "treasure". "Thesaurus" is a word that comes etymologically from θησαυρός, however a synonymes' dictionary would not be called θησαυρός in Greek (that would be αντιλεξικό, or λεξικό συνωνύμων). "Treasury" - not really; maybe in the "A collection of literary ...
5 déc. 2015 · In over 25 years of studying English, I've noticed that sentences like " She cooks very well " or " He drives badly " are mostly found in books for beginners or children's books (especially ones written by non-native speakers) while in everyday speech or in books meant for advanced learners I see something like "She is a good cook" and "He is a ...
13 nov. 2018 · Hello everyone, I searched Google and dictionaries, but couldn't find a definite/safe answer. Does "keep yourself updated" meaning "keep up to date with the latest information" sound natural/correct in the examples I made below? a. Mary: John, you always have a lot of new and useful information about anything. John: I keep myself updated, Mary.
15 sept. 2011 · PaulQ said: It is always "a third of something ". If the something is plural then so is the verb, if the something is singular then so is the verb. A third of the appl e was bad. A third of the appl es were bad. There will be cases where the 'of something' is missing, but this can be understood from the context: e.g.
