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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
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"no less than" "no less __ than"
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I have some questions.
no less than, no more than
and
no less _ than, no more _ than
are there same meaning?
A is tall no less than B.
=A is almost tall.
'She lived no less successful lives than them whose names have become familiar to the world.'
=She almost lived successful lives.
A write no more than 2 letters.
=A write only 2 letters.
A is no more important than B.
=Only B is more important (not A).
I have some questions.
no less than, no more than
and
no less _ than, no more _ than
are there same meaning?
A is tall no less than B.
=A is almost tall.
'She lived no less successful lives than them whose names have become familiar to the world.'
=She almost lived successful lives.
A write no more than 2 letters.
=A write only 2 letters.
A is no more important than B.
=Only B is more important (not A).
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Anonymous no less than, no more than ... are there Do they have the same meaning? Note above how to ask the question.
- Anonymous no less than, no more than ...
- are there Do they have the same meaning?
- Note above how to ask the question.
- No, the meanings are different.
- There are no less than 5 slices of bread on this plate.
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Anonymousno less than, no more than ...Note above how to ask the question.are thereDo they have the same meaning?
No, the meanings are different.
There are no less than 5 slices of bread on this plate. ~ There are 5 or 6 or 7 or ... slices of bread left. There are not 4 or 3 or
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