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15 juil. 2011 · Hello, everyone, I came across the above in a book in English. I don't know what language it is. It is supposed to be a charm against evil spirits. The speaker is a Filipino man, if this piece of information helps. Thank you. Edit : What does it mean?
18 juil. 2018 · But the protection offered by a cradle-to-grave welfare system hides a dark underside. As Mary Evans points out in her recent study, “The Imagination of Evil”, the best Scandinavian fiction mines the seam that connects the insiders—the rich and powerful—and the outsiders, represented by the poor, the exploited and the vulnerable.
18 janv. 2010 · she has a beautiful look, but it would be more likely that you would use it to say he has an evil look. To me that would suggest not that he looks evil, but that there is a part of his appearance that suggests that he is an evil person. Similarly he has a saintly look about him.
19 févr. 2009 · Plato wrote that Socrates was accused of being “an evil-doer, and a curious person, who searches into things under the earth and in heaven, and he makes the worse appear the better cause." What I'm confused about is the structure of the underlined clause. The object-complement "appear" is an...
21 janv. 2013 · How can i say : "el que solo se ríe de sus maldades se acuerda" in english? It is a know expression of my country. I think it could be: who is laughing alone is also remembering his evilness right? someone may I help me thanks in advance
16 sept. 2011 · Hi guys, I am trying to figure out what the difference is b/w "what do you think about..." and "how do you think about...". Is there anyone who can elaborate on it a little bit? I really appreciate that! Thanks!
8 nov. 2021 · The scarecrow. The evil scarecrow. Come on, whoever gives him up first lives. (Someone coughs. None of the tavern patrons speak.) Rick: Fine, I can kill an extra asshole. Helps me get my steps in. (A weapon sails at Rick’s head. He ducks and it flies through the air, decapitating several patrons. The weapon returns to the hands of a tiger man.)
10 oct. 2012 · 1. Can one say: Please answer my question in the spirit in which it was intended! 2. Does in the spirit in which it was intended indicate the question could be misunderstood so the speaker is trying to point out that no bad intentions are behind the question? Thanks
19 mars 2024 · I guess so. I don't remember the name of the film. (Maybe "The Evil Teacher"). The context is when the daughter got lots of poor grades at high school and asked her daddy not to punish her. He was a rich man. Can mum say "don't mummy me" to her daughter in a situation when her daughter gets on her mother's nerves and irritates her?
10 oct. 2012 · 1. By the time the police arrived, the two men had disappeared. :tick: 2. By the time the police had arrived, the two men had disappeared. :tick: According to the key to one of the exercises in English Grammar in Use, both are possible, but I really fail to see why. It makes no sense to me use...