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Daisytuba Posted 14 years ago
Vocabulary

The usage of "frequency"?

Is there such saying as "He and I share the same frequency" in English?
--> He and I share many similarities.

Or "He is on a different frequency." --> He thinks differently from us.

There is such usage in my language but I'm not sure if it is the same in English.
I've checked several dictionaries. None suggests such usage. But I think I've
heard it from TV sometimes. Can anyone help?

Thanks!
  

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--> He and I share many similarities. " Or, as you noted, "He is on a different frequency" would suggest differences in thoughts. "

— Anonymous

  • --> He and I share many similarities.
  • " Or, as you noted, "He is on a different frequency" would suggest differences in thoughts.
  • "
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daisytubaIs there such saying as "He and I share the same frequency" in English?--> He and I share many similarities.
It would normally be phrased, "He and I are on the same frequency." Or, as you noted, "He is on a different frequency" would suggest differences in thoughts. A similar expression would be "He and I are on the same wavelength/on different
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