2011年1月11日 · Think of "landscape" as "the lay of the land" or "the world of." If you use it in that context, you can use many adjectives with "landscape," as you suggest. N

2010年4月21日 · If you are referring to the technology in general, rather than any particular example of it, then you could use a countable noun with "a". Self-driving cars is a cutting-edge technology, for example. The whole field of self-driving cars is cutting edge.

2010年12月19日 · I understand now that the word 'countryside' is used with focus on its landscape, which is characteristic of the location, maybe idyllic, maybe with cornfields. You would only say 'I went to the country over the weekend.' What if you look more into the vast land, for example, by saying 'I coasted through the city.

2007年3月24日 · I am a food technology student and was wondering how to translate it into french. Food Technology is a subject similar to "Home Economics" studied in english secondary schools it is about food / cooking / nutrition. It is a science based subject (at A level anyway) so i don't feel that cuisiner or restauration is a true translation.

2018年2月9日 · As far as I understand, verbs enable/permit/allow are almost exclusively used in phrases like "permit somebody to do sth". Is the use "permit (etc.) doing sth" also acceptable? In my own language (Polish) the "somebody" part is only used if it _really_ matters. This gives me problems translating...

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2007年4月9日 · So, if you think it's all for technology's sake and there's no fluff when it comes to enterprise-class IT, ...

2023年2月7日 · Hey! Could anyone explain the phrase "a mountain of a man" to me? I was confused by the sentence "a mountain of a man named Leonard approaches her". The phrase "a mountain of " means "many", so why does "a mountain of a man" mean "a man"?

2007年7月31日 · One of the more famous technical schools is "the Massachusetts Institute of Technology," which is abbreviated as "MIT" -- not "the MIT." That's the first thing that came to my mind when I read your post. The same is true of other prominent universities: "UCLA," "USC," "NYU," etc. At the moment I can't think of any school abbreviation that uses ...

2017年10月18日 · Hello, There are noums and adjectives : fairy-tale - English-French Dictionary WordReference.com fairytale n ...