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- Superiority on over. . . | WordReference Forums
Regarding the use of " superiority of something" by comparing with another thing, should i use "on " or "over " with it? for example: "They found strong evidence for the superiority of the A over on the B " thanks
- The same than same as same that mine - WordReference Forums
Good evening!!! I've been wondering if there is a difference in the usage of the previous expressions when comparing something;so this is what I found: This X is the same as mine This X is the same than mine THis X is the same that the one I have ( sme that mine sounds awful) So that leads
- indicate the cohort against which you are assessing the applicant
If you say on the form "I think Fred is a very good candidate", you are inevitably comparing Fred to somebody else or some other people, and you are probably not comparing him to the children at your child's infant school! Who exactly are you comparing Fred to?
- с легкой руки - WordReference Forums
How can one translate this idiomatic expression in the context of one journalist comparing an artist to Picasso, which wasn't at all the case in terms of the difference in painting style, "Один журналист с легкой руки назвал его восточным Пикассо" I would appreciate if you could reply a s a p
- against type vs with type | WordReference Forums
Hi everyone! What's the meaning of being "with type" or being "against type"? This was said by an actor when comparing himself to the charachter he portrays "It's against type in the sense of my background, but it's with type in the sense that I am a loner who's new to this business and
- an unrelated comparison - WordReference Forums
An irrelevant comparison is not the same as a fallacy or false analogy 1 An irrelevant answer is one that does not even address the question; an irrelevant comparison would be one that had nothing to do with both articles that are compared 2 " since company A manufactures better motorcycles, its cars must be better " is not a comparison What are you comparing? 3 " since company A
- Lower fourth - WordReference Forums
The author is comparing two groups of people on his workplace to the prefects and the lower fourth of a minor public school (saying higher-ranking employees act as if they were the prefects who treated them as the lower fourth)
- più di vs. più che | WordReference Forums
You use "di" when comparing quantities - maybe the quantity of how much more you like the red dress over the white one: Il vestito rosso mi piace piu' del vestito bianco You use "che" because you are directly comparing two similar elements, the red dress with the white one: Mi piace piu' il vestito rosso che quello bianco
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