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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Meaning of tide and pour
Hello teachers,
Could you please help me telling the meaning of the following words? that are:
Tide ; Flow of water
Pour; Heavy and continuous flow of water
please do correct if i am wrong
My another query is kindly tell me the meaning of the following sentences they are:
There is no brief for the press. It was a brief stopover.
I am unable to find the answer of first sentence while I did guess work for second sentence that is:
for second sentence I think it would be It was a brief way station .
Many Many thanks in advance
Could you please help me telling the meaning of the following words? that are:
Tide ; Flow of water
Pour; Heavy and continuous flow of water
please do correct if i am wrong
My another query is kindly tell me the meaning of the following sentences they are:
There is no brief for the press. It was a brief stopover.
I am unable to find the answer of first sentence while I did guess work for second sentence that is:
for second sentence I think it would be It was a brief way station .
Many Many thanks in advance
Top answer
Anonymous There is no brief for the press. Brief = a short and concise statement or written item. Your other definitions seem OK to me.
- Anonymous There is no brief for the press.
- Brief = a short and concise statement or written item.
- Your other definitions seem OK to me.
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AnonymousThere is no brief for the press.Brief = a short and concise statement or written item.
Your other definitions seem OK to me.
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