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Anonymous Posted 18 years ago
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sth and sb - what do these dictionary terms mean?
From another post:
found these in Oxford Dict.
set sth<=>off; take sth <=>on; put sth <=> down, give sth <=> away
The double-direction arrows indicate the places of sth and the particle are interchangeable, Am I wrong?
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My question is: What is sth? And sb, if you know what that stands for as well.
Thank you in advance,
Donna
found these in Oxford Dict.
set sth<=>off; take sth <=>on; put sth <=> down, give sth <=> away
The double-direction arrows indicate the places of sth and the particle are interchangeable, Am I wrong?
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My question is: What is sth? And sb, if you know what that stands for as well.
Thank you in advance,
Donna
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something and somebody .
- something and somebody .
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AnonymousFrom another post:
found these in Oxford Dict.
set sth<=>off; take sth <=>on; put sth <=> down, give sth <=> away
The double-direction arrows indicate the places of sth and the particle are interchangeable, Am I wrong?
I hope the other post clarified that 'sth' and the
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