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I'm a Graduate Student studying Physics at UCSD. My focus is on Biological Physics. I need to practice my languages so that I don't forget them :-(. Add Me :-)
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  • Answered
    "Find" means to search for. eg, Find the word weather: Apple Banana Weather Seattle "Find out" means to research. eg, Find out the weather in Seattle.
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    July 7, 2011
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    'For the time being' has the same meaning as the phrase 'for now'. It's like saying 'now' or 'currently', but implying you think it could/might change. eg, If you say 'I'm full for now', the implied meaning is that you will be hungry later If you say 'I'm full now', the focus is on how you just became full.
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    July 7, 2011
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    Do you say 久しぶりにしたこと（が）ある or 久しぶりにしたこと（が）ない? I'm trying to say "I haven't done X in a while"
    February 5, 2009
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  • Answered
    Well, Americans do not have a similar holiday. My roommate, who is first generation American, said he doesn't know what that is, so I guess it isn't very popular here among Chinese either.
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    March 24, 2008
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