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Flowersa Posted 14 years ago
Vocabulary

Blueprint, set up

Hi, I found this explantion for Blueprint- a detailed outline or plan of action

I don't think that is plan of action, only a detalied outline plan?


I didn't find set up as a verb, either I have an idea what it means


This book is not easy for me, what that I don't understand and really struggling I'll leave for another time, I don't want to give up on it.


"For most restorationists, the Bible offered a blueprint for constructing true religion. They set up the scriptures as a standard of Christian worship and tried to conform their belief and practices to its pattern"
  

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Bible offered an idea / offered a model /offered a strategy for constructing..... php#set_up up Prajwal

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Hi
.....Bible offered an idea / offered a model /offered a strategy for constructing.....

http://www.english-test.net/toeic/vocabulary/meanings/191/toeic-words.php#set_up up

Prajwal
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HI Praj, for Blueprint, I think to chose a model? What do you think fits better here? Since I understand its general meaning it is plan ...

I saw that in my text they didn't write Set-up, just set up does it make any diffrent ?
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Yes now it's a verb thanks Emotion: smile
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Flowersa,
"Blueprint" is a relatively recent word. Its origin dates from the late 19th century (1885 - 1899) and it is derived from the original printing process in which prints were composed of white lines on a blue background or of blue lines on a white background. Architects and engineers use blueprints to make design plans and/or other technical drawings. The blueprint is something that ac
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Hi John, thanks Emotion: smile

I found also "Master plan" now reading you I think that I can use it as well?

I couldn't underst
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Yes, "master plan" is also an excellent synonym.

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