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Linwenzi Posted 13 years ago
Vocabulary

Is there cool words to describe this move together?

For two things that move together, what cool words can describe it?How's about "Coordinating Shift"?Many thanks!
  

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Hello, Iinwenzi—and welcome to English Forums What do you mean by 'cool words'? What do you think 'cool' means? linwenzi For two things that move together, I suppose that there are a number of phases describing this sort of thing, but choice will depend on context: there is a lot of differences between two gears and two figure skaters.

  • Hello, Iinwenzi—and welcome to English Forums What do you mean by 'cool words'?
  • What do you think 'cool' means?
  • linwenzi For two things that move together, I suppose that there are a number of phases describing this sort of thing, but choice will depend on context: there is a lot of differences between two gears and two figure skaters.
  • linwenzi How's about "Coordinating Shift"?
  • That makes no sense outside of its sentence.
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Hello, Iinwenzi—and welcome to English Forums

What do you mean by 'cool words'? What do you think 'cool' means?
linwenziFor two things that move together,
I suppose that there are a number of phases describing this sort of thing, but choice will depend on context: there is a lot of differences between two gears and two figure skaters.
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Hi Mister Micawber,

Thank you for your kind reply.

I want to use impressive words (two or three) to describe a picture, in which two lines move together in the same direction with similar distance.
A schematic drawing is like this: | | -------------> | |

The sentence is " There's a ___ of these two lines."

I'm wondering if the foll
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"Coordinated shift" seems OK.

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