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Coincidence Posted 12 years ago
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specialized
Hello, could you help, please?
Could you tell me whether we can say:
a person specialised in sth = a person who specialises in sth
I know this adjective works for things, e.g. specialized equipment
Does it also work to describe a person?
Thank you for your help.
Kind regards.
Could you tell me whether we can say:
a person specialised in sth = a person who specialises in sth
I know this adjective works for things, e.g. specialized equipment
Does it also work to describe a person?
Thank you for your help.
Kind regards.
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Coincidence a person specialised in sth = a person who specialises in sth For the meaning you want, only the second of these works.
- Coincidence a person specialised in sth = a person who specialises in sth For the meaning you want, only the second of these works.
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Coincidencea person specialised in sth = a person who specialises in sthFor the meaning you want, only the second of these works.
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