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Antonija Posted 20 years ago
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honda
Hi everybody,
I have several questions concerning cars.
First of all, is it OK to say
1) Honda Accord - the supreme product of Japanese car industry or literally (I am trying to translate something) - Honda Accord - "the perfection of production of Japanese car industry". It is meant as an appealing title followed by an article on the subject.
2) Can I say appealing looks of the car? What would be appropriate expression to refer to how a car looks
3) Can I say that for example, supreme technology and reliability are inevitable characteristics that are required/called for when it comes to modern cars. Can you say if it is ok to say it like this or perhaps you can suggest a better solution.
Thank you very much
I have several questions concerning cars.
First of all, is it OK to say
1) Honda Accord - the supreme product of Japanese car industry or literally (I am trying to translate something) - Honda Accord - "the perfection of production of Japanese car industry". It is meant as an appealing title followed by an article on the subject.
2) Can I say appealing looks of the car? What would be appropriate expression to refer to how a car looks
3) Can I say that for example, supreme technology and reliability are inevitable characteristics that are required/called for when it comes to modern cars. Can you say if it is ok to say it like this or perhaps you can suggest a better solution.
Thank you very much
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1) "The superior product of [Japan's / the Japanese] car industry."
2) "Appealing looks" or "attractive appearance."
3) "Superior technology and reliability are inevitable requirements for modern cars."
2) "Appealing looks" or "attractive appearance."
3) "Superior technology and reliability are inevitable requirements for modern cars."
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