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Lucus Ong Posted 17 years ago
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Starry and starlit
These are what I found in the dictionary.
starry --lighted by stars ex.a starry night
starlit ---lighted by the stars ex. a starlit night
Are they identical from top to bottom?
Why the explanation of starry has no the and the explanation of starlit has the?
thanks you
starry --lighted by stars ex.a starry night
starlit ---lighted by the stars ex. a starlit night
Are they identical from top to bottom?
Why the explanation of starry has no the and the explanation of starlit has the?
thanks you
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Hi, These are what I found in the dictionary. a starry night I don't agree. I see it as meaning 'there are a lot of stars'.
- Hi, These are what I found in the dictionary.
- a starry night I don't agree.
- I see it as meaning 'there are a lot of stars'.
- My dictionary offers the meaning 'covered with stars'.
- starlit ---lighted by the stars ex.
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Hi,
These are what I found in the dictionary.
starry --lighted by stars ex.a starry night I don't agree. I see it as meaning 'there are a lot of stars'. My dictionary offers the meaning 'covered with stars'.
starlit ---lighted by the stars ex. a starlit night
Are they identical from top to bottom?
Why does the explanation of starry havehas
These are what I found in the dictionary.
starry --lighted by stars ex.a starry night I don't agree. I see it as meaning 'there are a lot of stars'. My dictionary offers the meaning 'covered with stars'.
starlit ---lighted by the stars ex. a starlit night
Are they identical from top to bottom?
Why does the explanation of starry have
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