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MUSCOVITE Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
noun OR adjective? different meaning?
Hi,
Consider the following pairs:
(1) luxury car (hotel, etc.) VS luxurious car (hotel, etc.)
(2) ...XYZ is a convenience extension of the regular procedure... VS ...XYZ is a convenient extension of the regular procedure..
What's the difference if any?
thank you!
mus-te
Consider the following pairs:
(1) luxury car (hotel, etc.) VS luxurious car (hotel, etc.)
(2) ...XYZ is a convenience extension of the regular procedure... VS ...XYZ is a convenient extension of the regular procedure..
What's the difference if any?
thank you!
mus-te
Top answer
) Luxury car/hotel is mostly used to refer to the standard/class of the hotel/car. A 'luxury hotel/car' is supposed to be of superior standard than an 'economical' hotel/car. Luxurious car/hotel means a hotel/car with expensive comforts.
- ) Luxury car/hotel is mostly used to refer to the standard/class of the hotel/car.
- A 'luxury hotel/car' is supposed to be of superior standard than an 'economical' hotel/car.
- Luxurious car/hotel means a hotel/car with expensive comforts.
- While the first one refers to the standard/class, the second points out to the expensive comforts/features/facilities.
- XYZ is a convenience extension of the regular procedure...
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MUSCOVITE(1) luxury car (hotel, etc.) VS luxurious car (hotel, etc.)Luxury car/hotel is mostly used to refer to the standard/class of the hotel/car. A 'luxury hotel/car' is supposed to be of superior standard than an 'economical' hotel/car.
Luxurious car/hotel means a hotel/car with expensive comforts.
While the first one refers to th
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