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Anonymous Posted 5 years ago
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In ratio to

Is this correct?

I can’t find the use of « in ratio to » in the dictionary.

Our bodies are relatively light compared to a horse's and our leg bones are larger in ratio to a horse's.


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anonymous in ratio to I think you want the expression "in proportion to". Our bodies are relatively light compared to a horse's, but our leg bones are relatively large in proportion to a horse's. CJ

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  • anonymous in ratio to I think you want the expression "in proportion to".
  • Our bodies are relatively light compared to a horse's, but our leg bones are relatively large in proportion to a horse's.
  • CJ
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anonymous in ratio to

I think you want the expression "in proportion to".

Our bodies are relatively light compared to a horse's, but our leg bones are relatively large in proportion to a horse's.

CJ

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