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Chinese-perakun also shows "cate" as an English translation of 美食. I guess both translations were done by a Chinese guy, but not by a native English s... Read more

no mate, but i did find these two examples, not sure what the second one refers to, but the first one seems a bit odd. the examples are from a chinese... Read more

im a 14 years old chinese girl in there... i can study too many enlish haha.. 这里的人说中文说得很好！！ 真厉害！ Read more

@bodawei... re my unconvincing... all I can say is they are sport specific and tested extensively for the particular usage. On the other hand I am... Read more

Thanks for that changye. Now your teaching me English! Oh the shame! Still, I'd be interested to know how many native English speakers out there ha... Read more

" the British standard that helmets have to adhere to are to protect any rider that that falls off sideways whilst stationary" I know that sounds... Read more

Thank you Changye and Watermelon for your posts.  I worked through this to some extent with my tutor this week.  Getting a handle on all the... Read more

hey barbs, writer!! gee thanks mate, but i think you may have the horse's mouth confused with another part of a horse's anatomy. i reckon i'd... Read more

Hi go_manly I managed to find the word "cate" in one of my English dictionaries, and it actually means "美食". But the dictionary also shows the mark... Read more

Cpod, In the expansion sentences, your mouseover definition of Normal 0 false false false EN-US X... Read more