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Alc24 Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Flatten out smooth out
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The book bulges. Try to flatten it out.
The book bulges. Try to smoth it out.
The book bulges. Try to flatten it out.
The book bulges. Try to smoth it out.
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Flatten. (To get rid of bulges). Smooth does not necessarily mean flatter.
- Flatten.
- (To get rid of bulges).
- Smooth does not necessarily mean flatter.
- You can sandpaper a door to make it smoother, but that does not make it flatter.
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Flatten. (To get rid of bulges). Smooth does not necessarily mean flatter. You can sandpaper a door to make it smoother, but that does not make it flatter.
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