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Can you give some more context? Jute is a plant, and thrive is a verb meaning to grow very well.
- Can you give some more context?
- Jute is a plant, and thrive is a verb meaning to grow very well.
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Can you give some more context?
Jute is a plant, and thrive is a verb meaning to grow very well.
Jute is a plant, and thrive is a verb meaning to grow very well.
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It was written in an exercise of the chapter of nominal compound .They wanted a phrase for it like:
Bus-stop = the stoppage for buses.
class-room = the room where classes are taken .
Bus-stop = the stoppage for buses.
class-room = the room where classes are taken .
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There are no similar compound words for jute. A common pairing is jute trade or jute fiber.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jute_trade
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jute_trade
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