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Bepleased Posted 14 years ago
Vocabulary

The German state of Bavaria

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What does the of mean?

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'of' indicates apposition or identity.

  • 'of' indicates apposition or identity.
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'of' indicates apposition or identity.
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Oh, by the German state is meant Bavaria.
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bepleasedThe German state of Bavaria. What does the of mean?
named, called.

CJ
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Thanks a lot CJ.

The of means "named by Bavaria" when the German state of Bavaria.

By the way, the in means "naming Bavaria" when the German state in Bavaria.

Or both of them ---"in" and "of" are the same as meaning : "naming Bavaria"?

Could you tell me that is correct or not?
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bepleasedThe of means "named by Bavaria" when the German state of Bavaria.
the German state of Bavaria = the German state named Bavaria

Someone named this part of Germany "Bavaria".
bepleasedOr both of them ---"in" and "of" are the same as meaning
No. Different meaning. Bavaria is in Germany. Germany is di
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Hello,

May I say the operation of the German state named is like the addition?

A. the operation of "to name":

Names the state Bavaria = Name Bavaria unto the state;

Gives the name Bavaria unto the state.

The name Bavaria is given unto the state.

Bavaria is named unto the state.
(Here, "unto"= for t
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Thank you for your suggestions to help me to make it clear.

Before I confused it with the "in" in "you have a good friend in me.".

The "of" in the state of Bavaria and the "in" in a good friend in me are different in the logic position.

The "of" shows Bavaria is an addend (agent), and the "in" shows the "me" is an augend (acceptor)-----the
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Hello CJ,

I very need you to help to confirm the definition of the "in" in "You have a good friend in me."

The dictionary gives the "in" this definition: "naming or describing who or what you mean".

I am uncertain as to whether it means "a good friend that means me or by a good friend is meant me ".

CJ, I need your help to confirm it.

Thank you for your
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bepleasedYou have a good friend in me.
in = exemplified by

I am the example of a good friend.

"naming or describing who or what you mean" is another way of saying a similar thing.

CJ
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Hello CJ,

Thank you that you are always there, come rain or shine.

As your saying, A exenplified by B --------Because B typically has / contains A, then A is typical example thing of B. = B is for making A.

So, A can marks / typifies / forms / characterizes B.

So, B naming or describing who or what you mean = B having / containing who or what you mean.

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