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Namsteven Posted 16 years ago
Grammar

Standing blood

- I got this sentence from a bottle of cosmetics:

"This lotion is helpful for standing blood, relifing inflammation and avoid scar"

- What do "standing blood" and "relifing" mean?

Thanks a lot to Teachers,

Namsteven
  

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Hi Namsteven; It is not correct English. "Standing blood" might be a contusion, a bruise, or a wound (bleeding or with a scab of coagulated blood). "Relifing" is a misspelling of relieving.

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  • Hi Namsteven; It is not correct English.
  • "Standing blood" might be a contusion, a bruise, or a wound (bleeding or with a scab of coagulated blood).
  • "Relifing" is a misspelling of relieving.
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Hi Namsteven;

It is not correct English.
"Standing blood" might be a contusion, a bruise, or a wound (bleeding or with a scab of coagulated blood).

"Relifing" is a misspelling of relieving.
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