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Ahava_yin Posted 19 years ago
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dimension=aspect?
Hi,
"These weapons add a new dimension to modern warfare." In this sentence, can I use aspect to replace the word dimension? Does it mean element? Or does it mean " characteristic"? Thank you!
"These weapons add a new dimension to modern warfare." In this sentence, can I use aspect to replace the word dimension? Does it mean element? Or does it mean " characteristic"? Thank you!
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'Dimension' here has the sense of 'perception'. As I see it, and to put your sentence in other words: these weapons affect the way people consider or perceive warfare.
- 'Dimension' here has the sense of 'perception'.
- As I see it, and to put your sentence in other words: these weapons affect the way people consider or perceive warfare.
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'Dimension' here has the sense of 'perception'. As I see it, and to put your sentence in other words: these weapons affect the way people consider or perceive warfare.
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