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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
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I want to make the sentence that means like "search better than search".
The first search means search(or explore) on foot, and the second one means search on the internet.
I want to make a rhymed sentence. Is the following sentence correct? you can understand its meaning?
"search on your feet, not on seat."
If you have good idea, please give me advice.
The first search means search(or explore) on foot, and the second one means search on the internet.
I want to make a rhymed sentence. Is the following sentence correct? you can understand its meaning?
"search on your feet, not on seat."
If you have good idea, please give me advice.
Top answer
" That means to me that I should stand up while googling.
- " That means to me that I should stand up while googling.
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"Search on your feet, not on your seat."
That means to me that I should stand up while googling.
That means to me that I should stand up while googling.
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thank you for your reply.
How should I describe that? Is it difficult?
If you have advice, please tell me.
How should I describe that? Is it difficult?
If you have advice, please tell me.
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Even more explicit:
Search by exploring on your feet, not by googling at your seat.
Search by exploring on your feet, not by googling at your seat.
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