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Gene93 Posted 11 years ago
Vocabulary
resolve and solve
Hello,
I realize there are context where one is better than the other, but don't they both mean the same in this sentence: "Diplomats are hoping for a speedy solution/resolution to the border crisis."?
Thank you
I realize there are context where one is better than the other, but don't they both mean the same in this sentence: "Diplomats are hoping for a speedy solution/resolution to the border crisis."?
Thank you
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Yes, the intent is the same.
- Yes, the intent is the same.
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When there are a lot of people involved, don't we usually use "resolution"? That's what I came up with.
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Gene93When there are a lot of people involved, don't we usually use "resolution"?That seems irrelevant.
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