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Luis Obando
Esperanto
Nov 7, 2020
Dankon pro nova leciono kie mi vidis kiel vi rapide progresas.
Luis Obando
Esperanto
Oct 31, 2020
Anna, Koran dankon pro tio ke vi elektas min por helpi vin dum via lernado.
Luis Obando
Esperanto
Oct 19, 2020
Ŝi progresas rapide kaj ĝuste, mi tute ĝuas la interparoladon kun ŝi pri diversaj temoj, dum ŝi lernas novajn vortojn kaj gramatikon.
Luis Obando
Esperanto
Sep 15, 2020
Ŝi estas tre inteligenta kaj bona lernantino de nia lingvo!
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  • Answered
    The term "pit stop" originates from car racing, but it can also be used as a slang term for going to the restroom. For example, if you're on a long road trip with friends, if you stop at a restaurant, someone might say, "I'm going to run in for a quick pit stop."
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    October 19, 2016
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    It might be better to replace "challenge" with "order." You can say, "It's not like I ordered you not to read the comments." At the same time, it sounds like this person might be being antagonistic, so you might think about not replying at all and letting the matter be.
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    October 19, 2016
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    In this instance, I believe "underlying" means "that make up the basis for." For example: There are no material transactions that have not been properly recorded in the accounting records "that make up the basis for" the interim financial information.
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    October 19, 2016
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    October 19, 2016
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    I think by "lost time injuries" it's meant that the injuries that can occur will cause productivity and time on the job to be lost, because the person with the injury will need to take time off to heal.
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    October 19, 2016
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    Hi! Can you explain the question a bit more clearly or in more detail?
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    October 19, 2016
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    Today's Weather

    It is a rainy day. There is a old saying that perfectly just describes discribe this weather. It is ‘raining rains cats and dogs." '， When I first saw this saying, I did do not understand why it would be raining rains cats and dogs. Those animal live on in land, how can they fly in the sky? So I was am curious about this thing. I looked this saying up in the dictionary. There are two explanations: kind of explains , one of them is, are "The cat can affect weather and the dog can predict the weather in old Scandinavian countries. coutries". The other is these animals drowned drownd in a flood and their bodies seemed like they were from the sky. What a heartbreaking heart broken story. Cats are Cat is so cute that I cannot help liking them and dogs are friendly. dog is fidelity, I like them very much. In China, cats and dogs cat and dog are the most moet popular pets pet among Chinese people, so these animal are safe.

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    October 19, 2016
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    I believe in this case the word "oriented" means to be informed on what they're supposed to do. It is used to help explain the students' lack of understanding of their surroundings, job, and employer. "What to expect from" is being used to show that the students have entered their job ignorant of what they're supposed to be doing in regards to what their employer or supervisor wants. It's trying to say that the students don't know what their employer or supervisor is going to do for them, and so don't know "what to expect." I hope this helps!
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    October 19, 2016
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    You can take out "the," or you can continue the sentence like this: "Of the two girls, I found Lucy the better one." I hope that helps!
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    September 19, 2016
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    The movie 1408! Did you like it? When he says "You're losing the whole goddamn structure," he's talking about how a book is written (because his character is a writer), but the line is used to show us he's losing his mind. The line before, "You're losing the plot," is another line that is talking about his writing and using a literary term, but is used to show us that he's slowly losing his grip on reality.
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    September 19, 2016
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