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" develop "
The chances that tropical storms will develop in a given areas increase whenever the temperture of a large body of water in that area exceeds 26 degree Celsius to a depth of about 60 meters.
Questions,
What does it mean " develop " ?
What does it mean " large body " ? I have never seen noun phrase " a large body " before.
What does it mean " 26 degree Celsius to a depth of about 60 meters" ?
Is " to " in the noun clause comparing " 26 degree Celsius/a depth of about 60 meters" ? Is that noun clause giving indication a comparsion ?
Thanks
Questions,
What does it mean " develop " ?
What does it mean " large body " ? I have never seen noun phrase " a large body " before.
What does it mean " 26 degree Celsius to a depth of about 60 meters" ?
Is " to " in the noun clause comparing " 26 degree Celsius/a depth of about 60 meters" ? Is that noun clause giving indication a comparsion ?
Thanks
Top answer
com/dictionary/develop a large body of water= a large mass of water in the area (a sea, ocean, lake) to=up to no comparison here, it means that fact (the temperature being 26C) is valid until you reach 60 meters in depth
- com/dictionary/develop a large body of water= a large mass of water in the area (a sea, ocean, lake) to=up to no comparison here, it means that fact (the temperature being 26C) is valid until you reach 60 meters in depth
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develop=will arise, , come into being, be created
and use a dictionary for finding such meanings:
http://www.m-w.com/dictionary/develop
a large body of water= a large mass of water in the area (a sea, ocean, lake)
to=up to
no comparison here, it means that fact (the temperature bei
and use a dictionary for finding such meanings:
http://www.m-w.com/dictionary/develop
a large body of water= a large mass of water in the area (a sea, ocean, lake)
to=up to
no comparison here, it means that fact (the temperature bei
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