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Could anyone translate this phrase to the english, please?! Ausländische Aktien und Anleihen wurden von den deutschen Anlegern aus Angst vor einer Instrumentalisierung durch den Kriegsgegner verkauft und das freigewordene Kapital zumeist in Reichsanleihen investiert.
October 16, 2012
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Is this phrase grammatically correct? My connection is not very good but I can watch Youtube's video without freezing.
October 26, 2011
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what does 'feel like' mean? Could you give me synonymous about this phrasal verbs? I couldn't understand this phrase: "I feel like she is staring into my soul." Is in this phrase 'feel like' a phrasal verb? Thanks.
October 23, 2011
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what are the difference between these sentences? which are the difference between: "what is it?" "what is this?" "what is that?" "what are they?"(I'm not talking about people) "what are these?" "what are those?" Thanks.
October 18, 2011
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About verb 'Get' I was reading a site and I saw that one said "get" has the same meaning as "stay", is it true? 'Get' can be changed to 'stay' sometimes? Thanks.
October 18, 2011
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What does 'ones' and 'one's' mean? There is a senteces that I take in a thesaurus and I can't understand the meaning of that 'word'. "Lose control of one's emotions." And does 'ONES' the same to 'ONE'S'? If not, what is the difference? Thank you so much.
October 14, 2011
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What do 'list key' means? I was studying with a thesaurus and could not understand the following phrase. Could you explain me what does this sentence means? "I hope the list key is going to surface again" Thank you.
October 10, 2011
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What mean these sentences? what does the meaning of the word "up" in these phrases? "he is up by a pawn."; "the market is up."; "the corn is up.". Thanks.
October 10, 2011
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About the word 'up'. What means these two sentences? Market is up; the corn is up. Thanks.Are they mean "the market is open" and "the corn is ripe"? or not?
October 10, 2011
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Right sentence 'when you do it.' or 'when you will do it.' 'if you do it.' or 'if you will do it.' I know 'when' or 'if' tell us about a place on the time, should I use 'will' when I use these words? thanks.
October 7, 2011
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