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Ann225 Posted 9 years ago
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Puff up, unpaid leave

Let's say that I am making pastries. The dough expands as it should and it is nicely puffed up. What adjective would you use to describe that? For example: The pastries are so ....

When your boss tells you to take a month off without getting your salary, is it called 'unpaid leave'? For instance: My boss told me to take unpaid leave. ?

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"The pastries are nicely puffed up" is fine. Yes to the second question.

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  • "The pastries are nicely puffed up" is fine.
  • Yes to the second question.
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"The pastries are nicely puffed up" is fine.

Yes to the second question.

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