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Supercat Posted 10 years ago
Vocabulary

Sticking out?

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This is a Japanese schnitzel, which is sticking out of the bowl.

Is this correct? I have one more question:

What do you say when a material in the liquid is so?
A material is sticking out of the liquid?
  

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'Schnitzel' is a German word; the English equivalent is 'cutlet' or 'breaded cutlet'. And you don't need the whole clause (it sounds somewhat non-native): This is a Japanese cutlet sticking out of the bowl. Supercat A material is sticking out of the liquid?

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  • 'Schnitzel' is a German word; the English equivalent is 'cutlet' or 'breaded cutlet'.
  • And you don't need the whole clause (it sounds somewhat non-native): This is a Japanese cutlet sticking out of the bowl.
  • Supercat A material is sticking out of the liquid?
  • That is OK.
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'Schnitzel' is a German word; the English equivalent is 'cutlet' or 'breaded cutlet'. And you don't need the whole clause (it sounds somewhat non-native):

This is a Japanese cutlet sticking out of the bowl.
SupercatA material is sticking out of the liquid?
That is OK.
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