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Chikaine Posted 21 years ago
Grammar
Light threatening infection
hi!
I have a pharmaceutical document to translate into french in which I found the words "light threatening infection" occuring in the sentence " life saving antibiotic in light threatening infections
how can an antibiotic save a life if the infection is just a light one? do you think there may be a mistake, the sentence ment being "life threatening infection"?or did they really meant to say stg like "hardly not dangerous infections""
help!!!!!!!!
I have a pharmaceutical document to translate into french in which I found the words "light threatening infection" occuring in the sentence " life saving antibiotic in light threatening infections
how can an antibiotic save a life if the infection is just a light one? do you think there may be a mistake, the sentence ment being "life threatening infection"?or did they really meant to say stg like "hardly not dangerous infections""
help!!!!!!!!
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You're right, it must be a typo... On MY keyboard, f,g,and h are dangerously near to each other...
- You're right, it must be a typo...
- On MY keyboard, f,g,and h are dangerously near to each other...
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You're right, it must be a typo...
On MY keyboard, f,g,and h are dangerously near to each other...
On MY keyboard, f,g,and h are dangerously near to each other...
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