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Anonymous Posted 21 years ago
Vocabulary
temperature difference
We see such sentences like these in Japanese:
1. Some temperature differences are seen
among local governments in their eagerness
about how they deal with the global warming
problem.
2. There seem to be some temperature differences
depending on people in their interpretation of
the term 'temperature difference'.
I think it means 'difference in feeling' or something
like that.
Is it possible in English or are there any other
expressions?
Thank you.
1. Some temperature differences are seen
among local governments in their eagerness
about how they deal with the global warming
problem.
2. There seem to be some temperature differences
depending on people in their interpretation of
the term 'temperature difference'.
I think it means 'difference in feeling' or something
like that.
Is it possible in English or are there any other
expressions?
Thank you.
Top answer
Hi Anonymous, The word 'temperature' doesn't fit the bill in your above examples. I think you mean 'temperamental' which means inconsistent, changeable,variable,unpredictable etc... I can give you examples of words that sound the same but have different meanings: Temperature - related to climate and metereology.
- Hi Anonymous, The word 'temperature' doesn't fit the bill in your above examples.
- I think you mean 'temperamental' which means inconsistent, changeable,variable,unpredictable etc...
- I can give you examples of words that sound the same but have different meanings: Temperature - related to climate and metereology.
- Temper - mood swing or anger Temporal - A region of the brain Savvy
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Hi Anonymous,
The word 'temperature' doesn't fit the bill in your above examples. I think you mean 'temperamental' which means inconsistent, changeable,variable,unpredictable etc...
I can give you examples of words that sound the same but have different meanings:
Temperature - related to climate and metereology.
Temper - mood swing or anger
Tempo
The word 'temperature' doesn't fit the bill in your above examples. I think you mean 'temperamental' which means inconsistent, changeable,variable,unpredictable etc...
I can give you examples of words that sound the same but have different meanings:
Temperature - related to climate and metereology.
Temper - mood swing or anger
Tempo
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hi! Your Quest.. makes Me puzzle Dear!
1. Some temperature differences are seen
among local governments in their eagerness
about how they deal with the global warming
problem.
I think it is not an Proper English if i am not wrong........
I suggest some differences are seen among local govt. in their eagerness about how to deal with with the global warming
1. Some temperature differences are seen
among local governments in their eagerness
about how they deal with the global warming
problem.
I think it is not an Proper English if i am not wrong........
I suggest some differences are seen among local govt. in their eagerness about how to deal with with the global warming
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Hi Avatars,
Temperature cannot be used in your sentence with government. You can use that word only to climate - related situations, not in politics or between people.
However this sentence is ok:
some differences are seen among local govt. in their eagerness about how to deal with the global warming problem
Temperature cannot be used in your sentence with government. You can use that word only to climate - related situations, not in politics or between people.
However this sentence is ok:
some differences are seen among local govt. in their eagerness about how to deal with the global warming problem
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