Intestine
Hi,
1) Let's say that my dog has an infection of the intestine. Would it mean something else if I said that she has a bowel infection or that she has an inflammation of the intestine?
2) If I did something that would make my flowerbeds look nicer, could I use the word 'tone up'?
"I put a few lights in the flowerbeds and they have really toned them up."
Thank you.
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Ann225 1) Let's say that my dog has an infection of the intestine. Would it mean something else if I said that she has a bowel infection or that she has an inflammation of the intestine? No.
- Ann225 1) Let's say that my dog has an infection of the intestine.
- Would it mean something else if I said that she has a bowel infection or that she has an inflammation of the intestine?
- No.
- Those are all the same thing.
- However, "intestinal infection" is used much more than "bowel infection".
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Ann2251) Let's say that my dog has an infection of the intestine. Would it mean something else if I said that she has a bowel infection or that she has an inflammation of the intestine?
No. Those are all the same thing. However, "intestinal infection" is used much more than "bowel infection".
Ann2252) If I did something that wo
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