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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
Vocabulary

location

Hello,

I saw the sentence "It (the storm) is going to be above us."
I think this also works: "It is going to be below us."

Then how about the east and west? Or the right side and left side? Could you please help?
  

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" How would a storm be below you? When you're flying, perhaps. Anonymous Then how about the east and west?

— Mister Micawber

  • " How would a storm be below you?
  • When you're flying, perhaps.
  • Anonymous Then how about the east and west?
  • The storm will be north/east/south/est of us.
  • — OK Anonymous Or the right side and left side?
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AnonymousI think this also works: "It is going to be below us."
How would a storm be below you? When you're flying, perhaps.
AnonymousThen how about the east and west?
The storm will be north/east/south/est of us.— OK
AnonymousOr the right side and left side?
From an airplane, perh
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I see. I thought "be above us" was the location from a map. Thank you.
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AnonymousI thought "be above us" was the location from a map.
That would seem odd. I read it as at high altitude overhead (unless they are in a submarine or a mine).
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I understand. Again thank you.
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