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    Generally speaking, 餃 are steamed or boiled dumplings and 角 are deep fried.
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    October 29, 2018
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    冰柜 often refers to refrigerators for commercial use or the type of refrigerator that is opened from the top.
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    October 17, 2018
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    I remember that when I was young, i.e. decades ago, 骄傲 was a pejorative term. Nowadays it is more and more used in the positive sense.
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    October 15, 2018
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    "我们"出现得比较多，建议刪減一些。
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    October 14, 2018
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    What does "play into the elements" mean? Hello, everyone Could you tell me the meaning of "play into the elements" as in "Having lost the toss we were to play into the elements in the first half"? It seems to be related to rugby, but can this expression be used in other situations? Is it related to weather? I have absolutely no idea. Thanks.
    October 11, 2018
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    我觉得"让"有提供条件和机会的含义，"使"有直接达到某种效果的含义，比较具体，所以有还是觉得"让"比较合适。谢谢你和Ella的建议。
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    October 5, 2018
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    Thanks for Jess' and manybuddies' input. Based on their suggestions, I have come up with the following alternatives: 1) 在我们学校，学生们充分发挥学习潜能。 2) 本校让学生在学习上充分发挥潜能。 3) 本校让学生的学习潜能得以充分发挥。 Any further suggestions are welcome.
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    October 4, 2018
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    "Learn to their potential" in Chinese Hello, everyone I am looking for an appropriate Chinese translation for the captioned expression. How would you translate into Chinese, say, "In our school, students learn to their potential"? Any good idea? Thanks.
    October 3, 2018
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    I would say, "我们在香港的驾驶方向是相反的". To put it more precisely, I would say "我们在香港的驾驶方向是左上右落的. “左上右落”, literally "left up, right down", means "drive/walk on the left". In HK, "靠左行驶" means to drive in the leftmost lane, i.e. the slow lane., or to keep to the left. These wordings are applicable in HK. They may be different in other Chinese speaking regions.
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    September 29, 2018
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    "把 + object + verb" is pretty much like "have + object + past participle" except that the doer is the subject instead of a third person. It emphasizes what happens to the object. This structure is particularly necessary when you talk about the result of an action. For example, you can say 我把书本放在桌上. You can't say 我放在桌上书本.
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    September 28, 2018
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