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06:32 Nov 9, 2001 |
Spanish to English translations [PRO] Law/Patents | |||||||
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4 +1 | indiscriminately |
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4 +1 | Dr. CC and Dr. LL may/can equally ... |
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4 +1 | shouldn't this be "either.... or" instead of "either... and" ? |
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4 | indistinctly |
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4 | indistinctly |
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indistinctly Explanation: Collins - Diccionario Español-Inglés Both X and X indistinctly can... |
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indistinctly Explanation: That's it. |
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indiscriminately Explanation: OR equally well OR without distinction OR SIMPLY either ... depending on the rest of your sentence |
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Dr. CC and Dr. LL may/can equally ... Explanation: Either Dr. CC and Dr. LL may/can... Other ways of saying it. |
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shouldn't this be "either.... or" instead of "either... and" ? Explanation: just curious.... I believe the preferred English rendition is "either Dr. XX or Dr. XX" Just food for thought! |
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