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Trunks Posted 16 years ago
Vocabulary

What does "phenomenon" mean?

Just as the title says....

Can u also tell me whether "thrilled" and "excited" means the same thing? (Am i using "means" correctly here or should it be just "mean")?
  

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Hi, Just as the title says.. First, what does your dictionary say? Can u also tell me whether "thrilled" and "excited" means the same thing?

  • Hi, Just as the title says..
  • First, what does your dictionary say?
  • Can u also tell me whether "thrilled" and "excited" means the same thing?
  • Usually, yes.
  • )?
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Hi,

Just as the title says.. First, what does your dictionary say?

Can u also tell me whether "thrilled" and "excited" means the same thing? Usually, yes.

(Am i using "means" correctly here or should it be just "mean" Just say 'mean'.)?


Clive
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It says:

Phenomenon - a fact or an event in nature or society, especially one that is not fully understood.

E.g. Cultural/natural/social phenomena.

E.g. Globalization is a phenomenon of the 21st century.

E.g. It's a normal phemonon to see the two sides of the refrigerator to be heated during the first few hours after power connection. (This sign is affixed at t
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Hi,

It says:

Phenomenon - a fact or an event in nature or society, especially one that is not fully understood.

Not a bad definition

E.g. Cultural/natural/social phenomena. OK

E.g. Globalization is a phenomenon of the 21st century. OK

E.g. It's a normal phemonon to see the two sides of the refrigerator to be heated during the fi

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