extension vs extention - WordReference Forums
网页2015年7月7日 · Andygc said: "Extention" is a perfectly respectable, but outdated, form of the word which was used in the 16th and 17th centuries. At least in philosophy, the term is not only respectable but very much alive and kicking. The extention of a term is the set of objects it denotes. So the terms "Evening Star" and "Morning Star", to use a classic ...
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网页2012年10月10日 · Hi there! Can someone help me with this translation please:(English to Italian) Original text: Quantity: starting from 200KG - 200 MT (Two Hundred Metric Ton) with roll and extension -up to 1000MT – no limited My attemp: Quantity: a partire da 200Kg - 200 MT (due cento tonellate) con...
To which extend / extension - WordReference Forums
网页Jul 22, 2008. #3. Cam-Ann said: Hi, I would like to write something like: "in order to determine to wh at exten t the results could be affected, ..." but someone suggested using instead: "to which extension". Are both expressions correct? (I had never seen the second one, and the suggestion is not from a native English speaker).
extend for vs extend to - WordReference Forums
网页Feb 18, 2015. #1. Hello, my friends, I guess the two collocation don't mean the same thing. Let's take a look at the sample sentence in Collins: 1) The caves extend for some 12 miles. 2) The main stem will extend to around 12 ft, if left to develop naturally. I guess extend for is only a description of the depth of length of something while ...
Connect to Extension - WordReference Forums
网页2009年11月20日 · Penang. American English. Nov 20, 2009. #5. As Cagey notes, would or could is up to the individual. For whatever reason, I'm a Could man myself. Extensions and rooms are usually the same. So I would normally expect: "Could you please connect me to …
extension number/ext. # | WordReference Forums
网页USA/English. Mar 5, 2009. #1. In the USA, there is something called an extension number. When you call a phone number, you dial an extension number in order to talk to someone specific. Would this be called número de extensión en español?
extend by or extend to | WordReference Forums
网页2009年7月28日 · I would only use "extended to" to express the total time that one had to do something with the extension. Thus, if you'd been given eight months, and then had had the time allotted extended by [there it is, 'extended by'] two months," you might use "extended to ten months" (but I can't think of a context where this does not sound awkward). Best,
Further / in addition to my previous email - WordReference Forums
网页Oct 11, 2014. #1. Which One is better to write in email: Further to my previous email, my findings in both of the sales of ABC was 1111 and XYZ was 1111 as on dated October 10,2014. in addition to my previous email, my findings in both of the sales of ABC was 1111 and XYZ was 1111 as on dated October 10,2014. C.
extend the deadline or postpone the deadline - WordReference …
网页2011年9月20日 · The verb "extend" means "make a period last longer" such as "stay". But the word "deadline" is a "point in time" rather than a "period". In that case, how should "to extend the deadline" make sense ? Don't you think "postpone" or "delay" is more appropriate ? Please give me your opinions.
extend his stay for/by two weeks | WordReference Forums
网页2012年10月10日 · Complete the second sentence so that it has a similar meaning to the first sentence, using the word given. Stefano decided to stay on at the hotel for two more weeks. Stefano decided to extend his stay at the hotel for/by two weeks. According to the key, I should use “ by ”, but the Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English tells me that I ...
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