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- salt water 和 saline water 和有什么不一样？ | HiNative
Salt water is either ocean water or water you added salt to Saline is a more precise and (usually) sterile water used for eye care and medicine So all saline is salt water but not all salt water is saline
- What is the difference between salt water and saline . . . - HiNative
Synonym for salt water Salt water is either ocean water or water you added salt to Saline is a more precise and (usually) sterile water used for eye care and medicine
- What is the meaning of something is my go-to. ? - Question about . . .
Definition of something is my go-to For example, if you say that this song is your go-to song then that means you are saying that this song is something you would listen to anytime Another example, if you say that this snack is your go-to snack then that means you would eat that particular snack anytime |The immediate option for a specific problem （特定个问题的即时答安。） "He
- How do you say 冲锋衣 in English (US)? | HiNative
How do you say this in English (US)? hello How do you say this in English (US)? une dictée faire une dictée (= à l'école) How do you say this in English (US)? ネパールについて教えて頂き、ありがとうございます。 ネパールの国旗や文化について調べてみました。 How do you say this in English (US)? hello How do you say this in English (US
- still water 和 tap water 和有什么不一样？ | HiNative
still waterstill water= bottled flat water tap water= flat water from fountain tap (free) sparkling water= carbonated water|I think still water means bottled water instead of tap water |still? you mean distilled right? still waters means calm hardly any waves or ripples的同义词
- How do you say water bottle in Japanese? - HiNative
Here are the translations for "How do you say water bottle in Japanese?" in both formal and casual Japanese: **Formal Translation:**
- 【add in】 と 【add to】 はどう違いますか？ | HiNative
I like to add in a little salt to my food What can I add to my water to make it taste better
- 吃瓜 | HiNative
The phrase "吃瓜" (chī guā) in Simplified Chinese is a popular internet slang that originated from China It literally translates to "eat melon" in English, but it has a figurative meaning in online culture In the context of internet slang, "吃瓜" is often used to describe someone who is passively observing or gossiping about a situation without actively participating or having any real
- gram 和 grams 和有什么不一样？ | HiNative
gram@jeho94 gram is singular and grams is plural So you would only say “gram” if you have 1 gram, while you would say “grams” if you have 2+ grams Examples: A penny weighs about 4 grams Today I ate one gram of salt |A gram is a unit of measurement It measures weight One gram is a single unit Grams are two or more units 的同义词
- use 和 usage 和 using 和有什么不一样？ | HiNative
use'Use' is a lot more commonly said than 'usage' This is because 'usage' doesn't have many meanings 'Usage' generally refers to the conventions or habitual use of something For example: 'The usage of this medicine' 'The English usage of nouns' 'The usage of this word' These refer to the conventions of something (how it is used) Similarly, 'drug usage', 'electricity usage' and 'gas usage
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