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Hossein31 Posted 14 years ago
Vocabulary
artistic interpretation
Hi, dear friends.
I don't get the meaning of this sentence. especially the underlined part. Would someone help me to understand it.
Although this is paper engineering, there’s actually a lot of artistic interpretation involved.
Yours
hossein
I don't get the meaning of this sentence. especially the underlined part. Would someone help me to understand it.
Although this is paper engineering, there’s actually a lot of artistic interpretation involved.
Yours
hossein
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Hi, The underlined part is commonly said about situations in which a person has freedom to use his or her imagination and originality. Does that fit your context? Clive
- Hi, The underlined part is commonly said about situations in which a person has freedom to use his or her imagination and originality.
- Does that fit your context?
- Clive
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Hi,
The underlined part is commonly said about situations in which a person has freedom to use his or her imagination and originality.
Does that fit your context?
Clive
The underlined part is commonly said about situations in which a person has freedom to use his or her imagination and originality.
Does that fit your context?
Clive
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Hi,Olive.
Many thanks for your help.
I don't exactly know whether your reply match the context. Let me put the full paragraph. perhaps it helps:
"The pull tab is the same length as the height of the card folded in half. This means that when the pull tab isn’t being pulled, it sits flush with the bottom of the card.Although this is paper engineeri
Many thanks for your help.
I don't exactly know whether your reply match the context. Let me put the full paragraph. perhaps it helps:
"The pull tab is the same length as the height of the card folded in half. This means that when the pull tab isn’t being pulled, it sits flush with the bottom of the card.Although this is paper engineeri
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Hi,
Yes.
In very basic terms, it's a technical matter, but you can also make it look attractive.
( eg an iPod )
Clive
Yes.
In very basic terms, it's a technical matter, but you can also make it look attractive.
( eg an iPod )
Clive
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CliveIn very basic terms, it's a technical matter, but you can also make it look attractiveThanks, Olive. How about this one: Although it is a paper engineering project, it needs a lot of artistic skills and intricacies to have this project made. Does it look right? Though if it is so, I don't have any
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Hi,
Sounds awkward.
eg We don't usually speak of artistic intricacies.
eg We don't make a project. We do a project, we complete a project.
Clive
Sounds awkward.
eg We don't usually speak of artistic intricacies.
eg We don't make a project. We do a project, we complete a project.
Clive
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CliveSounds awkward.eg We don't usually speak of artistic intricacies.eg We don't make a project. We do a project, we complete a project.OK.
Apart from the errors you found in my sentences, are they implied from the text. I rewrite my sentences in this way:
Although It is a paper engineering to be completed, You need
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Hi,
Yes. But the word 'interpretation' also commonly suggests that the rules/directions/requirements are not very precise and detailed. If they were, then there would be no scope for artistic interpretation.
Clive
Yes. But the word 'interpretation' also commonly suggests that the rules/directions/requirements are not very precise and detailed. If they were, then there would be no scope for artistic interpretation.
Clive
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