- A synonym for two weeks or 15 days | WordReference Forums
Hi, I'm searching for a synonym for the phrase "two weeks" or "15 days" I remember that there's a particular single word that can be used to say "two weeks", but I can't find it :( Any suggestions?
- a synonym for churchgoer - WordReference Forums
Hello everybody; what do we call the person who goes to the church every Sunday? Is there any other word rather than churchgoers? I remember that I read once a word that include "frequent" but I can't remember it exactly Thanks in advance
- Coordinates as contact information | WordReference Forums
I've heard coordinates as a synonym for address or location, e g --"Come over to my house" --"What are your coordinates?" I can't say that it's common, and it probably stems originally from military usage (and nowadays, GPS) However, I've never seen "coordinates" as a synonym for a person's name, phone number, email address, etc --what would be considered "contact information "
- euphemistic way of saying kiss | WordReference Forums
Is there any euphemistic way of saying "kiss" in English? I know there is nothing taboo about saying "kiss" in modern society, but in a more traditional, conservative society, people might express it in a roundabout way Any suggestions?
- a wound in or on the skin | WordReference Forums
People do often think that 'lesion' means a wound with broken skin and blood, but it refers to any changes in to the appearance of the skin or changes to on the surface of the skin, whether 2- or 3- dimensional I notice that 'lesion' is mentioned as the second synonym The Quora man isn't talking about what I call a wound
- Il y a (synonyms) - WordReference Forums
Bonjour tout le monde, I'm looking for as many synonyms for 'il y a' as I can In terms of context, I'm talking about 'there is are' in a literal sense, i e 'there is a car on the roadside', 'there's plenty to do in the town centre', etc Thanks in advance :)
- Class or section - WordReference Forums
But for clarity's sake I would expect the school to always use the same word (class, section, or maybe something else), since whatever the school uses is a technical term of sorts, not the kind of word for which a synonym can be introduced for variety's sake
- team work teamwork - WordReference Forums
In that sense, teamwork is more like a synonym for cooperation "With teamwork we can get this done " "By cooperating with each other, we can get this done " Team work can be a synonym specifically for "working on a team" "This project is not suitable for team work, it's more of an individual project "
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