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Anonymous Posted 4 years ago
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Color lines and words
Hello. If I use colored lines to enclose a word, how can I express this idea?
- Words surrounded by blue?
- Words bounded with red lines?
- Words bounded with green borders?
- Words enclosed with blue line?
- Words surrounded by colors?
Thank you very much!
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anonymous If I use colored lines to enclose a word, how can I express this idea? " "Enclose" takes "in", and "line" needs an article or something. "
- anonymous If I use colored lines to enclose a word, how can I express this idea?
- " "Enclose" takes "in", and "line" needs an article or something.
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anonymous If I use colored lines to enclose a word, how can I express this idea?
They are all OK except "Words enclosed with blue line." "Enclose" takes "in", and "line" needs an article or something. That could be "Words enclosed in a blue line." or "Words enclosed in blue lines."
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