2009 October 17th, 03:49 PM
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I JUST got here.
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Bridge needed urgently~THX
1. FORMIDABLE:
A enticing B invigorating D affectionate In MV "formidable" has two definitions relevant to those words above, so I am totally confused. 1 : causing fear, dread, or apprehension 2 : having qualities that discourage approach or attack 2. NOVICE: EXPERIENC C dilettante interest E nonentity consequence dilettante lacks interests, nonentity lacks consequence... Again confused...... 3. RABBLE CONTROL B engima explain D mistake rectify what is the bridge here? Is "RABBLE difficult to control" or "rabble needs to be controled"? 4. deflate air A subjugate independence B enervate growth I think A because independence is a attribute just like air, while growth is a process or state, am I right??? 5. DISCOURTEOUS OFFEND A imposing daut B inculpable blame C disreputable admire D illustrious laud E decorous insult this one drives me crazy because it seems neither fits rigoriously........ sth imposing will daunt peopel!!?? sth illustrious will only make people laud 6. TRADEMARK MANUFACTURE A scepter monarch B badge sheriff C licence driver D barcode cashier E seal signatory detailed bridges needed por favor, El Seņor~ Thx in advance. btw, I wish I had the official answer... |
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2009 October 18th, 06:48 AM
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Within my grasp!
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1. FORMIDABLE:
A enticing B invigorating D affectionate Formidable ---> Inspiring fear. Affectionate --> Having warmth or affection. 2. NOVICE: EXPERIENCE C dilettante interest E nonentity consequence Novice lacks serious experience. Dilettante lacks serious interest. 3. RABBLE CONTROL B enigma explain D mistake rectify A rabble needs to control. A mistake needs to rectify. Both rabble and mistake have negative meaning. 4. deflate air A subjugate independence B enervate growth To deflate is to reduce air. To enervate is to reduce growth. 5. DISCOURTEOUS OFFEND A imposing daunt B inculpable blame C disreputable admire D illustrious laud E decorous insult A discourteous person deserves offend. An illustrious person deserves laud. 6. TRADEMARK MANUFACTURE A scepter monarch B badge sheriff C licence driver D barcode cashier E seal signatory Manufacture is represented by a trademark. Monarch is represented by a scepter. What are the OAs? |
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2009 October 18th, 10:19 AM
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I JUST got here.
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i agree with no 1 & 2, #3 but i think rabble is the crowd lacking control and enigma is a circumstance without good explaination (confusing)#4 to deflate is to remove air, while subjugate is to remove independence#6 trademark is a mark of the manufacturer and seal is a mark of signatory my dictionary shows a scepter is someone carried by the queen or king but not necessary a mark for the monarch ,
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2009 October 18th, 09:21 PM
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Within my grasp!
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2009 October 19th, 06:19 AM
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Eager!
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1. FORMIDABLE:
A enticing B invigorating D affectionate In MV "formidable" has two definitions relevant to those words above, so I am totally confused. 1 : causing fear, dread, or apprehension 2 : having qualities that discourage approach or attack 2. NOVICE: EXPERIENC C dilettante interest E nonentity consequence Novice lack experience. Nonentity lack consequence. dilettante lacks interests, nonentity lacks consequence... Again confused...... 3. RABBLE CONTROL B engima explain D mistake rectify Rabble is hard to control. Engima is hard to explain. what is the bridge here? Is "RABBLE difficult to control" or "rabble needs to be 4. deflate air A subjugate independence B enervate growth Deflat air just less it in a degree. Enervate growth just less it in a degree. I think A because independence is a attribute just like air, while growth is a process or state, am I right??? 5. DISCOURTEOUS OFFEND A imposing daunt B inculpable blame C disreputable admire D illustrious laud E decorous insult crazy because it seems neither fits rigoriously........ sth imposing will daunt peopel!!?? sth illustrious will only make people laud 6. TRADEMARK MANUFACTURE A scepter monarch B badge sheriff C licence driver D barcode cashier E seal signatory |
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2009 October 25th, 09:51 PM
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Eager!
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1. FORMIDABLE: causing fear therefore tending to go away
A enticing : attract B invigorating D affectionate In MV "formidable" has two definitions relevant to those words above, so I am totally confused. 1 : causing fear, dread, or apprehension 2 : having qualities that discourage approach or attack 2. NOVICE: EXPERIENCE C dilettante interest E nonentity consequence X is lacking Ydilettante lacks interests, nonentity lacks consequence... Again confused...... 3. RABBLE CONTROL B engima explain D mistake rectify X lacks Y what is the bridge here? Is "RABBLE difficult to control" or "rabble needs to be controled"? 4. deflate air A subjugate independence B enervate growth X means to take away Y I think A because independence is a attribute just like air, while growth is a process or state, am I right??? 5. DISCOURTEOUS OFFEND A imposing daut B inculpable blame C disreputable admire D illustrious laud E decorous insult this one drives me crazy because it seems neither fits rigoriously........ sth imposing will daunt peopel!!?? sth illustrious will only make people laud 6. TRADEMARK MANUFACTURE A scepter monarch B badge sheriff C licence driver D barcode cashier E seal signatory
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