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: | before; earlier |
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: | Mr.; husband |
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: | congenital |
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: | advanced |
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: | ancestry; ancestors |
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: | first |
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: | forestall |
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This is a wonderful tool, especially your example sentences. However, I was wondering if you could group the characters into words when showing the example sentences. It makes it easier to see what goes with what. Google translate will automatically do this for example.
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Min Min Reply:
July 30th, 2010 at 10:54 am
Hi Chris,
Actually I have grouped the characters into words and explained the meaning of each word in the right hand side boxes. Maybe it is not that easier to read.
Thanks for your suggestion.
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