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Posted on: Water
On December 12 at 2:44 AM by jennyzhu

They can both mean to "sweat". But 流汗 also means that sweat is dripping off your body. 出汗 means to sweat. Read more

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Posted on: 虎妈狼爸
On December 12 at 2:39 AM by bababardwan

guolan, thanks for your reply. I must say I'm even more intrigued now. I would say I completely agree with a. and with half of b [the need for disc... Read more

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On December 12 at 2:35 AM by wei_en

Dilu 说 ”哪里哪里”已经有点过时了。我想问一下,在中国我经常听“你太out了.” 在中文里这是 “你太过时了”吗? 还是有其他的说法? 因为最近我对一个朋友说 "你太 out 了" 不过因为她太 out 了,不知道是什么意... Read more

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Posted on: 虎妈狼爸
On December 12 at 2:12 AM by guolan

babadardwan, I saw that the children who had the most self-confidence in my classroom, who enjoyed life and laughed the most, and who played with f... Read more

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On December 12 at 1:43 AM by GregE

Nice find, thanks for posting! Read more

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On December 12 at 1:26 AM by podster

CPod staff, Thanks for provinding the link to the original part of the series in the introduction.   I was just thinking what a big oversi... Read more

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On December 12 at 1:19 AM by codingt

Thanks, Bazza...helpful site. Keep up the good work! Read more

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Posted on: Water
On December 12 at 1:15 AM by mark

The difference between a sea and and ocean is also a matter of regional usage in English. When I go to the beach, I go to the ocean, but someone livi... Read more

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Posted on: The Better Man
On December 12 at 12:33 AM by chris

Worryingly, despite being a Pearl Jam fan, I think it was the karaoke'tastic Robbie Williams song of the same name that first came into my head. Clea... Read more

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Posted on: Water
On December 11 at 11:29 PM by socalwriter

It does mean ocean, and a sea is part of an ocean, just a man-made demarcation. Read more