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Cloth

Cloth (uncountable) usually refers to material made of cotton, wool etc. that is used for making clothes: ‘The tailor took…

ManuscripteditApril 16, 2011
English Editing

Claim

Claim = ask to be given something that belongs to you or that you think you are entitled to: ‘People…

ManuscripteditApril 15, 2011
English Editing

Civilization

Civilization = (a society or group of societies having) a way of life that is considered to be advanced in…

ManuscripteditApril 14, 2011
English Editing

Checking

Check- in = the act of reporting your presence (as at an airport or a hotel) or the place at…

ManuscripteditApril 13, 2011
English Editing

Character

When you mean ‘a feature of someone’s character’, use characteristic or quality: ‘All great leaders share certain mean characteristics.’ (1)…

ManuscripteditApril 12, 2011
English Editing

Chance

(1) Chances of doing something: (Degree of probability): ‘What are the chances of finding them alive?’ (2) A possibility due to…

ManuscripteditApril 11, 2011April 11, 2011
English Editing

Catch

Catch (= hear and/or understand) is used only in connection with what someone has just said: ‘I’m afraid I didn’t…

ManuscripteditApril 9, 2011
English Editing

Careful

Use be careful when you want someone to pay special attention to something so that they do not have an…

ManuscripteditApril 8, 2011April 8, 2011

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