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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Vocabulary
Latin word Ad in English
In Dutch we often use the word "Ad" to explane a certain task. For instance when you offer to study the environmental conditions you could say: We perform the following:
1) assessing wind direction
2) assessing wind speed
Ad 1) The wind direction will be assessed using equipment type.... this instrument is capable of ... and has the following specs.... etc.
So the word "Ad" gives you the explanation of the task 1. How does this work in English. Is there a similar way to explain a numbered list?
1) assessing wind direction
2) assessing wind speed
Ad 1) The wind direction will be assessed using equipment type.... this instrument is capable of ... and has the following specs.... etc.
So the word "Ad" gives you the explanation of the task 1. How does this work in English. Is there a similar way to explain a numbered list?
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Anonymous How does this work in English. Is there a similar way to explain a numbered list? No.
- Anonymous How does this work in English.
- Is there a similar way to explain a numbered list?
- No.
- We just use the numbers, not the word "Ad" or any other words.
- The closest English expression is "As for", but we don't use it in numbered lists.
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AnonymousHow does this work in English. Is there a similar way to explain a numbered list?No. We just use the numbers, not the word "Ad" or any other words.
The closest English expression is "As for", but we don't use it in numbered lists.
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