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- Mamasota Mamacita - WordReference Forums
Mamasota no lo usamos los colombianos para insultar a una mujer nunca, la única forma sería en sarcasmo, pero es poco común Mamasota lo usamos para hacer referencia a que la mujer esta muy sexy, muy buena o cualquier otro vocablo que se use para referirse a esto Mamacita es casi lo mismo, con la diferencia de que se usa más de forma "tierna"
- extinction burst - WordReference Forums
While extinction, when implemented consistently over time, results in the eventual decrease of the undesired behavior, in the short-term the subject might exhibit what is called an extinction burst An extinction burst will often occur when the extinction procedure has just begun This consists of a sudden and temporary increase in the response's frequency, followed by the eventual decline and
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- lt;for gt; the last few days - WordReference Forums
I've heard a native speaker omit for in this construction, but she mentioned the phrase in the beginning of the sentence: The last few days, he was speaking to me about that But I don't think it will work in one of the original examples since the sentence is too short: The last few days, I have studied = For the last few days, I have studied
- get home safe safely - WordReference Forums
Hi, I just sent a message to someone and this is what I wrote: " I just wanted to know if you got home safe" I didn't even think about writing "safely" instead of "safe", but now I wonder if "safely" would have been more correct In this case "safe" and "safely" can be used interchangeably
- Difference between chase and pursuit - WordReference Forums
Chasing is usually a simpler and more physical act than pursuit And to my AE ear, chasing a bus sounds right Pursuing a bus is something the police might do if it were stolen and giving chase Chasing is also faster than pursuit, more of a sprint-- although as a pursuit becomes touch-and-go or nears an uncertain end, it can be called "hot pursuit " Pursuit can involve stealth and or
- Stealth as an adjective? - WordReference Forums
"Stealth" is normally a noun and "stealthy" is the usual adjective derived from it However, "stealth" is used as an adjectival way (or perhaps really a compound noun) in some cases to create a name for something that works in a stealthy way e g "stealth bomber" "Stealth person" is not idiomatic No such name or title exists, to my knowledge In ordinary usage when simply describing a
- Docking bay - WordReference Forums
A docking bay is where other spaceships (supply ships and so on) can 'dock' with the rocket To dock is used for sea ships: when they reach a port they 'dock' and tie themselves with ropes to the shore It means a 'link' where two spaceships can connect
- Buscar registrar | WordReference Forums
Totalmente correcto Se puede apuntar que la diferencia es también gramatical: Busco una cosa Objeto directo de la frase: la cosa buscada (mochila) Registro un lugar para encontrar una cosa Objeto directo de la frase: el lugar (cuarto) donde se busca la cosa Para buscar una cosa hay que saber qué se busca Para registrar un lugar, no es necesario saberlo La policía registra la mochila
- not. . . anymore ; no longer ; not. . . any longer - WordReference Forums
I have a few questions about those words : firstly which is the correct form between "anymore" and "any more" and then if you can say "no longer" and
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