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Nesa Posted 15 years ago
Vocabulary
Is chillware an ice bucket?
Hi,
I faced with an strange word that I couldn't find anywhere. I just come with this idea that it might be like an ice bucket, as the text was about OUTSET, the brand.
Am I right?
Thank you
I faced with an strange word that I couldn't find anywhere. I just come with this idea that it might be like an ice bucket, as the text was about OUTSET, the brand.
Am I right?
Thank you
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Hi, I've never heard that, but advertisers often invent strange terms. What was the context? Clive
- Hi, I've never heard that, but advertisers often invent strange terms.
- What was the context?
- Clive
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Hi,
I've never heard that, but advertisers often invent strange terms. What was the context?
Clive
I've never heard that, but advertisers often invent strange terms. What was the context?
Clive
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Hi,
yes, it's an advertising text. And the bad point is that it's the title of a paragraph introducing the Outset product. Here it is:
Outset Chillware
COOL ENOUGH TO CHILL IN
And then the introduction begins.
Thx
yes, it's an advertising text. And the bad point is that it's the title of a paragraph introducing the Outset product. Here it is:
Outset Chillware
COOL ENOUGH TO CHILL IN
And then the introduction begins.
Thx
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Hi,
Well, what's the product?
eg a car? an ice bucket? dentures? a wooden leg? a set of dishes?
Well, what's the product?
eg a car? an ice bucket? dentures? a wooden leg? a set of dishes?
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nesaINo, it's not an ice bucket. Chillware is a term made ufaced with ancame across a strange word that I couldn't find anywhere. I justcome withcame up with this idea that it might be like an ice bucket, as the text was about OUTSET, the brand.
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Hi,
If the word is used to decribe an ice-bucket, or with a pictue of an ice-bucket, then the meaning intended by the writer seems clear.
However, it is not a standard or common word.
If someone walked into a room and s
If the word is used to decribe an ice-bucket, or with a pictue of an ice-bucket, then the meaning intended by the writer seems clear.
However, it is not a standard or common word.
If someone walked into a room and s
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