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Nor Priest Posted 13 years ago
Vocabulary
To "relocate" the map?
Relocation means you try to move to new house or so.
But I'm not sure if we can use "relocate" in terms of navigation?
As in to relocate a destination after the one we located was gone missing. So, relocate it again, find it again.
Thank you
But I'm not sure if we can use "relocate" in terms of navigation?
As in to relocate a destination after the one we located was gone missing. So, relocate it again, find it again.
Thank you
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I suppose you can, but you should always give us the precise sentence you wish to use.
- I suppose you can, but you should always give us the precise sentence you wish to use.
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I suppose you can, but you should always give us the precise sentence you wish to use.
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Ok let's put it this way:
A subordinate directing a ship was on a radar screen. He then located an island on which shipments will be unloaded. Shortly afterwards, by the time he got back to the radar from a restroom, the located spot was missing. At the same time, the subordinate's captain appeared and saw everything. So the captain said this:
"Relocate it now!"
"Search it no
A subordinate directing a ship was on a radar screen. He then located an island on which shipments will be unloaded. Shortly afterwards, by the time he got back to the radar from a restroom, the located spot was missing. At the same time, the subordinate's captain appeared and saw everything. So the captain said this:
"Relocate it now!"
"Search it no
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