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CharmYou Posted 13 years ago
Vocabulary
Can you tell me the following words?
I started listening, and here is what I heard.
1. A boodstruper is a person who starts a business with no money.
2. Your trainers look cool (I guess it's a clothing)
Those underlined words are not spelt correctly(I only described what I heard). Can you please tell me what is the correct spelling?
1. A boodstruper is a person who starts a business with no money.
2. Your trainers look cool (I guess it's a clothing)
Those underlined words are not spelt correctly(I only described what I heard). Can you please tell me what is the correct spelling?
Top answer
bootstrapper - this term is from computer technology. trainers - tennis shoes, sneakers. You wear them in training for sports.
- bootstrapper - this term is from computer technology.
- trainers - tennis shoes, sneakers.
- You wear them in training for sports.
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bootstrapper - this term is from computer technology.
trainers - tennis shoes, sneakers. You wear them in training for sports.
trainers - tennis shoes, sneakers. You wear them in training for sports.
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It's weird that trainer could be a sneaker, I thought it a person. Is this one common in AmE?
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CharmYouIt's weird that trainer could be a sneaker, I thought it a person. Is this one common in AmE?It's very common in the UK, but rare in the US.
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