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Jaleh Posted 10 years ago
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hi every one
i've just translated a paper about aging and i can't understand the meaning of thid sentence.
"Aging should be coveted, with lines of pride drawn into the skin leaving behind wrinkled scars."
can you help me??
  

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It is describing the lines and creases on old people's skin as "lines of pride", suggesting that the bearer should be proud of them. jaleh i've just translated a paper about aging and i can't understand the meaning of thid sentence. The word "I" is always capitalised.

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  • It is describing the lines and creases on old people's skin as "lines of pride", suggesting that the bearer should be proud of them.
  • jaleh i've just translated a paper about aging and i can't understand the meaning of thid sentence.
  • The word "I" is always capitalised.
  • There is no word "i" in English.
  • Sentences always begin with a capital letter.
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It is describing the lines and creases on old people's skin as "lines of pride", suggesting that the bearer should be proud of them.
jalehi've just translated a paper about aging and i can't understand the meaning of thid sentence.
The word "I" is always capitalised. There is no word "i" in English. Sentences always begin with a capital letter.
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thank you so much. but would you please to describe the sentense in details? l mean to traslate it to easy english from begining to end.
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