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Debpriya De Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Install
I know that "installing" something can mean "to put a new program into a computer".
But when do we use "install" to mean "putting an equipment or furniture in place" ?
Can it be used for all equipments as in "install a bulb into a socket" ?
But when do we use "install" to mean "putting an equipment or furniture in place" ?
Can it be used for all equipments as in "install a bulb into a socket" ?
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Hi, 'Install' commonly means'put in its permanent place, from which it will not be moved'. eg I installed a new sink in my kitchen. eg They installed new equipment in the factory.
- Hi, 'Install' commonly means'put in its permanent place, from which it will not be moved'.
- eg I installed a new sink in my kitchen.
- eg They installed new equipment in the factory.
- eg New tires were installed on my car.
- The word is not usually used for small and minor items like light-bulbs.
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Hi,
'Install' commonly means'put in its permanent place, from which it will not be moved'.
eg I installed a new sink in my kitchen.
eg They installed new equipment in the factory.
eg New tire
'Install' commonly means'put in its permanent place, from which it will not be moved'.
eg I installed a new sink in my kitchen.
eg They installed new equipment in the factory.
eg New tire
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