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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
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Please explain what way of word combination is correct clean off smth. or clean from smth. Here is the sentence that I want to write: Prior to repairing of reinforced concrete structures it is required to clean the place of repair off/from dirt, grease, paint and other extraneous coatings, in order to bare the system of microcapillary and microcracks.
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We generally don't see the word 'clean' in such instructions: Prior to/before repair of reinforced concrete structures remove all traces of dirt, grease, paint and other extraneous coatings,...
- We generally don't see the word 'clean' in such instructions: Prior to/before repair of reinforced concrete structures remove all traces of dirt, grease, paint and other extraneous coatings,...
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We generally don't see the word 'clean' in such instructions:Prior to/before repair of reinforced concrete structures remove all traces of dirt, grease, paint and other extraneous coatings,...
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