Goat meat [word?] - WordReference Forums
2010年1月11日 · The goat's flesh is called ‘mutton’. 1930 D. COTTRELL Earth Battle 125 She put..the damper and cold goat mutton on a newspaper. 1988 S. RUSHDIE Sameen Rushdie's …
Maciza carne de cerdo - WordReference Forums
2011年8月10日 · I looked at your recipe link, and noticed, "Use two forks to pull bite-sized chunks of meat from the bone. It should come easily." I now realise that you are not looking for a cut …
I mean it Or I meant it - WordReference Forums
2017年2月28日 · Hello dear members, A: You look really nice. B: Thank you. A: I mean(t) it.Which one is correct? I mean it or I meant it?
wise up vs wisen up - WordReference Forums
2018年1月6日 · I dare say it is a regional thing. I would probably have used "wisen up" instead of "wise up", and as a past participle (present or past perfect tense) I would definitely have …
take lunch [= eat lunch?] - WordReference Forums
2011年7月20日 · I think that "take lunch" has a different meaning than "eat lunch". It means in my opinion that you are taking the time that was allowed for lunch and you are using that time to …
I meant to vs I was meant to - WordReference Forums
2019年8月19日 · I want to ask a question about ''be intend to be'' which you dont mentioned.I found these sentence in the macmillan dictonary ''You were meant to keep the children out of …
escape vs. scape | WordReference Forums
2019年11月19日 · In contemporary speech, scape is usually only heard in the phrase "scape goat." It is a shorter form of the word escape, or, in the case of scape goat, escaped. You will …
meet somebody / meet with somebody | WordReference Forums
2011年4月28日 · I am pretty confused between "to meet somebody" and "to meet with somebody". I am finding both but I don't know if the meanings are different, if it is a matter of …
Meet Vs meet up - WordReference Forums
2018年1月14日 · Question: I saw a British native speaker (YouTuber) (who spent a long time in the US), saying that ''meet'' isn't natural and that we should use ''meet up with'' when we plan …
In/on/at/to the left of the picture | WordReference Forums
2019年11月18日 · What preposition should I use in this sentence and why? 1.) There is an apple in the left of the picture. 2.) … on the left of the picture. 3.) … at the left of the picture. 4.) … to …