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Catherine17 Posted 22 years ago
Grammar
What does blog mean in "political blogs"?
This word is frequently used in the 2004 U.S. presidential campain website. But I don't quite get it. Could anyone explain it in detail?
Thank you very much.
Thank you very much.
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I think what you've heard is ' political bloc ' not blogs maybe bloc [Show phonetics] noun [C] a group of countries or people that have similar goals and work together to achieve them
- I think what you've heard is ' political bloc ' not blogs maybe bloc [Show phonetics] noun [C] a group of countries or people that have similar goals and work together to achieve them
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I think what you've heard is ' political bloc ' not blogs maybe
bloc
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noun [C]
a group of
bloc
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noun [C]
a group of
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"blog" is an abbreviation for "web log". Google it. The web is crawling with them.
Having said that, I've got no idea what that has to do with presidential campaigns. Could be that WHL was spot on and you should ignore me.
Rommie
Having said that, I've got no idea what that has to do with presidential campaigns. Could be that WHL was spot on and you should ignore me.
Rommie
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It's "political blog" alright. Apparently, it means a political web log. You can find a directory of political blogs in this site: http://directory.etalkinghead.com/ . HTH
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