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Nesa Posted 15 years ago
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Does "counterpart" mean "equivalent" here?
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Does "counterpart" mean "equivalent" here?
The Lucky Dog Phone Company, an AT&T subsidiary, changed its name to Lucky Guy in the US because no counterpart to the lucky dog exists in the American Chinese, Japanese and Korean markets.
Regards,
Nesa
Does "counterpart" mean "equivalent" here?
The Lucky Dog Phone Company, an AT&T subsidiary, changed its name to Lucky Guy in the US because no counterpart to the lucky dog exists in the American Chinese, Japanese and Korean markets.
Regards,
Nesa
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Yes, that has about the same meaning.
- Yes, that has about the same meaning.
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