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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
Grammar

C=countable, U=uncountable, S=??

Hi. Does anyone know what S stands for in the Cambridge dictionary when it's used as a grammar code for nouns? They do have a breakdown of what all the letters and codes mean except for this one I'm afraid. Thanks for you help.
  

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This would be easier to answer if you gave some examples of nouns that are coded S.

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  • This would be easier to answer if you gave some examples of nouns that are coded S.
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This would be easier to answer if you gave some examples of nouns that are coded S.
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Right, of course. I should have thought about it. They are for example "dead end" meaning a situation, not a road or "sun" or "earth" as a planet...
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