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MIG Posted 13 years ago
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"outlook gloomy" vs "gloomy outlook"
do both have the same meanings?
i think first combination points to an outlook that is going to be gloomy.
and second one points to an outlook that is already gloomy.
i think first combination points to an outlook that is going to be gloomy.
and second one points to an outlook that is already gloomy.
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The first sounds like a headline for a newspaper article. The second is normal rendition of a report of lousy weather.
- The first sounds like a headline for a newspaper article.
- The second is normal rendition of a report of lousy weather.
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The first sounds like a headline for a newspaper article. The second is normal rendition of a report of lousy weather.
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