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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Vocabulary

analogous

"hatsu is used several times analogous with PS4.

(In a article I was reading the world 'hatsu" appeared each time the PS4 (playstation 4) was mentioned)

analogously?

Can I used the word analogous this way?

Thanks.
  

Top answer

No, it doesn't work. It may be that you mean something like "... in connection with (the) PS4".

— GPY

  • No, it doesn't work.
  • It may be that you mean something like "...
  • in connection with (the) PS4".
  • One would need to know the exact relevance of "hatsu" in the context.
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No, it doesn't work. It may be that you mean something like "... in connection with (the) PS4". One would need to know the exact relevance of "hatsu" in the context.
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Yeah. I was trying to say "in connection with the PS4."

Is there a single world I can use to replace "analogous?"

The word "hatsu" is actually a Japanese word meaning "for the first time."
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AnonymousIs there a single world I can use to replace "analogous?"
I can't think of one. "analogous" is the wrong part of speech there. It would need to be an adverb. "analogously" does not appear to have the correct meaning though. What is the relevance of "for the first time" in connection with the PS4?
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This is the first time a video game from this series is appearing on the Playstation 4.

Thank you.
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AnonymousThis is the first time a video game from this series is appearing on the Playstation 4.Thank you.
"in connection with" seems appropriate then.
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