Wording help please?
Hi,
Could you please check for me if I am correct in these meaning of the following sentences?
Announce (to inform officially)
The pilot [ announced / pronounced ] that the flight would be delayed.
The senator __ [ announced / pronounced ] to run for the mayor.
The mayor [ announced / pronounced ] the new traffic regulation. (Can be both?)
Pronounce (to state officially)
The judge [ pronounced / announced ] the verdict.
The doctor [ pronounced / announced ] he was dead at this morning.
I now [ pronounced / announced ] you man and wife.
That noise really [ annoyed / irritated ] me. (make me angry, irritate is worse)
The way he was speaking really [ annoyed / irritated ] me. (make me angry, irritate is worse)
There wasn't enough space to accommodate the files. (store)
Thanks in advance
John Aki
Top answer
Maybe " provide " is a better translation of the word "accommodate"? There wasn't enough space to accommodate the files. ( provide ) The road will be closed a line to accommodate the crane's movement.
- Maybe " provide " is a better translation of the word "accommodate"?
- There wasn't enough space to accommodate the files.
- ( provide ) The road will be closed a line to accommodate the crane's movement.
- ( provide )
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Maybe "provide" is a better translation of the word "accommodate"?
There wasn't enough space to accommodate the files. (provide)
The road will be closed a line to accommodate the crane's movement. (provide
0Announce (to inform officially)
The pilot [ announced / pronounced ] that the flight would be delayed. OK.
The senator __ [ announced / pronounced ] to that he would
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