All made
Hello,
I am trying to figure out if it's possible to say "all made gold", meanig: the whole thing is made of gold without using the word "by". The question is if I use it creatively, as a slogan, will the meaning be clear? Will it sound right?
Thanks a lot!
Mimi
Top answer
winter park Will it sound right? No. I see where you are going, but that does not work.
- winter park Will it sound right?
- No.
- I see where you are going, but that does not work.
- You can say "all gold" to mean "made of gold and nothing else".
- You can also say "solid gold", which implies that it is not hollow or filled, or "pure gold", which implies 24-karat.
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winter parkWill it sound right?
No. I see where you are going, but that does not work. You can say "all gold" to mean "made of gold and nothing else". You can also say "solid gold", which implies that it is not hollow or filled, or "pure gold", which implies 24-karat. I don't know where you think "by" might go, and I don't know what you are trying to say wi
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