soheil1 Is it correct to say: "combing adds to one’s lot"? What is it supposed to mean??
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soheil1Is it correct to say: "combing adds to one’s lot"?What is it supposed to mean??
soheil1What do you mean suffers badly "in translation"?I mean that I still do not understand your original phrase.
soheil1I wanted to mean the food, money, etc not fate.What do I say?I still need to know what 'combing' means.
Mister Micawber soheil1What do you mean suffers badly "in translation"?I mean that I still do not understand your original phrase.soheil1I wanted to mean the food, money, etc not fate.What do I say?I still need to know what 'combing' means.
soheil1Is it correct to say: "combing adds to one’s lot"?I think I am going to have to give up on this, soheil. I cannot for the life of me see how combing one's hair has anything to do with getting more food and money. However, 'getting more food and money' could be better described as 'improving one's circumstances / living conditions' than 'adding to one
Mister Micawber soheil1Is it correct to say: "combing adds to one’s lot"?I think I am going to have to give up on this, soheil. I cannot for the life of me see how combing one's hair has anything to do with getting more food and money. However, 'getting more food and money' could be better described as 'improving one's circumstances / livin