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Madhulk Posted 18 years ago
Vocabulary
Check against...
Clark: You know, why don't we take that picture?
Ryan: What picture? You're not putting me on that freak wall, are you?
Chloe: It's called the Wall of Weird, and no. This picture's just to
check against (check for?) missing persons. Okay, I'm gonna go download this.
I'll be there in a sec. She'll be done in a sec or she'll be back in a sec?
Ryan: What picture? You're not putting me on that freak wall, are you?
Chloe: It's called the Wall of Weird, and no. This picture's just to
check against (check for?) missing persons. Okay, I'm gonna go download this.
I'll be there in a sec. She'll be done in a sec or she'll be back in a sec?
Top answer
"Check against" is the right phrase. It means that the picture will be compared to the pictures of missing persons — checked againt them (so to say). « She'll be done in a sec or she'll be back in a sec?
- "Check against" is the right phrase.
- It means that the picture will be compared to the pictures of missing persons — checked againt them (so to say).
- « She'll be done in a sec or she'll be back in a sec?
- » Neither, I think.
- "There" means "there".
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"Check against" is the right phrase. It means that the picture will be compared to the pictures of missing persons — checked againt them (so to say).
«She'll be done in a sec or she'll be back in a sec? »
Neither, I think. "There" means "there". Maybe at the site wherefrom it is available for download?
EDIT: If you carefully look into
«She'll be done in a sec or she'll be back in a sec? »
Neither, I think. "There" means "there". Maybe at the site wherefrom it is available for download?
EDIT: If you carefully look into
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