Ngoại ngữ [Tiếng Anh] Thế giới bài tập

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sasukecoldly

1, a counterpart
2, like-minded
3,regulations
4gossip
5,dejected
6, despondent
7,Ran
8,plaintive
9 , safeguard
10, healed
có lẽ sai nhiều(Cả ) :(
 
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freakie_fuckie

1, a counterpart
2, like-minded
3,regulations
4gossip
5,dejected
6, despondent
7,Ran
8,plaintive
9 , safeguard
10, healed
có lẽ sai nhiều(Cả ) :(

I am not able to pass any judgement on or check your answers due to the paucity of suggested key and other essential materials. The correct options for all the questions are, therefore, completely open to debate.


1. a carbon copy

As can be infered from rest of the passage, people in this village did not simply expect a substitute for their last physician ( counterpart/equivalent) , what they anticipated was a doctor that could be completely similar to the predecessor. (a carbon copy).

3. (professional) etiquette = workplace etiquette. "Regulation" implies some kind of law or official legislation.

7. dash


8. bleak (Sorry, my bad, I should have profread my post)

9. refuge: shelter

I'd love to receive your comment/ remark on my answers.

Have a nice day


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sasukecoldly

I am not able to pass any judgement on or check your answers due to the paucity of suggested key and other essential materials. The correct options for all the questions are, therefore, completely open to debate.


1. a carbon copy

As can be infered from rest of the passage, people in this village did not simply expect a substitute for their last physician ( counterpart/equivalent) , what they anticipated was a doctor that could be completely similar to the predecessor. (a carbon copy).

3. (professional) etiquette = workplace etiquette. "Regulation" implies some kind of law or official legislation.

7. dash


8. bleak (Sorry, my bad, I should have profread my post)

9. refuge: shelter

I'd love to receive your comment/ remark on my answers.

Have a nice day

3 ,Can you explain to me the difference bettween rules and regulations , please?
These words seem to have the same meaning
7,Why ? I think "ran" is more meaningful than "Dash" ,:D
 
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freakie_fuckie

3 ,Can you explain to me the difference bettween rules and regulations , please?
These words seem to have the same meaning
7,Why ? I think "ran" is more meaningful than "Dash" ,:D

Hello sasukecoldly
[1]

The definition of a word generally depends on the context and in some particular syntax, "rule" and "regulation" are considered the synonym of each other. However, there are still slight differences between these words, though they are frequently ignored by most students. In general, I can think of the following:

Regulation is a systematic set of rules which is proscribed by the authority in order to regulate conduct. It's obligatory for people to adhere to it, while "rule" is somewhat less official . It simply refers tp the guidelines or statements informally telling people what they must do and they must not do. Amendment to rules can be easily introduced upon a complaint or a review.

[2]

About your second question, that I hardly ever see the phrase "run to somewhere" was the reason why I did not opt for "run". That expression, for some reasons, sounded extremely awkward to me. "Dash" was seemingly the more potential correct option though I could not figure out why it was supplied in the past participle form.
 
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