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Angliholic Posted 19 years ago
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wandering into farmers' houses for food
Sometimes giant pandas are found wandering into farmers' houses for food.
I doubt if wandering sounds as right as intruding/tresspassing/invading in the above sample. Thanks.
I doubt if wandering sounds as right as intruding/tresspassing/invading in the above sample. Thanks.
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wander: accent on moving randomly tresspass/invade/intrude: accent on entering without permission
- wander: accent on moving randomly tresspass/invade/intrude: accent on entering without permission
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wander: accent on moving randomly
tresspass/invade/intrude: accent on entering without permission
tresspass/invade/intrude: accent on entering without permission
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Hi Angliholic
'Wandering' sounds good to me. It basically suggests that the farmers' houses were among many indiscriminate places that the pandas looked for food.
I definitely would not use trespassing. Trespass suggests an unlawful act, and is generally something only a human can do.
'Wandering' sounds good to me. It basically suggests that the farmers' houses were among many indiscriminate places that the pandas looked for food.
I definitely would not use trespassing. Trespass suggests an unlawful act, and is generally something only a human can do.
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