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Kane159 Posted 15 years ago
Vocabulary
Stripe vs. streak
Him,
what is the difference between using "streak" and "stripe"? Any difference in meaning?
Can I use both in the following example?
A streak / stripe of lightning struck on a tree.
Thank you in advance!
what is the difference between using "streak" and "stripe"? Any difference in meaning?
Can I use both in the following example?
A streak / stripe of lightning struck on a tree.
Thank you in advance!
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A streak of lightning struck a tree. Besides the fact that 'a streak of lightning' is fixed phrase, stripes are calm and sedentary designs, while streaks are impulsive, irregular occurrences.
- A streak of lightning struck a tree.
- Besides the fact that 'a streak of lightning' is fixed phrase, stripes are calm and sedentary designs, while streaks are impulsive, irregular occurrences.
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A streak of lightning struck a tree.
Besides the fact that 'a streak of lightning' is fixed phrase, stripes are calm and sedentary designs, while streaks are impulsive, irregular occurrences.
Besides the fact that 'a streak of lightning' is fixed phrase, stripes are calm and sedentary designs, while streaks are impulsive, irregular occurrences.
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