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Wr- in English - WordReference Forums What is the origin of the initial wr- in English? I suppose it was once phonetically different from an initial r- As far as I know, the pronunciation of the letter w in English is the same since Old English, and the r was supposed to be an alveolar tap, right? I can't figure out how an wr- in
Duda sobre pestaña con nombre WR Reverse - WordReference Forums Hola Acabo de instalar la app y veo que tiene una opción que dice WR Reverse, creo que también está en la versión de internet al buscar una palabra ¿Qué hace ese botón WR Reverse cuando lo presionas?
sinónimos | WordReference Forums Muy buenas, Sé que en el español, existe una variedad amplia de palabras que se refieren al tubo plástico que se usa para tomar una bebida Me pregunto si alguna de las palabras es la más conocida por los países de habla hispana Las que he oído son éstas: -- Sorbete -- Pajilla -- Pajita --
testing: WR application for Windows - WordReference Forums Hi everybody, We are working on an application for Windows that accesses the WR dictionaries If you are interested, please test it for us Link Note: It currently works with the "WordReference dictionaries", not the Oxford or Espasa dictionaries, so it won't be very helpful for some
To sit in on at the back of the bus | WordReference Forums In British English: "to sit at the back of the bus" This is the normal way of expressing this idea "to sit in the back of the bus" "to sit on the back of the bus" It implies sitting outside, on the roof
Announcing the Dictionary of English Collocations on WR It's great Mike, congratulations It has me thinking about some other features of the dictionary though - ones that a lot of members never even discover, or that they forget about Apart from ' English definitions ' and now the new ' English collocations ', there are these: ' English usage ' (I just discovered that one today ) ' English synonyms ' the ' in context ' feature (much underused, in
all manner of vs all manners of - WordReference Forums Hi WR friends, I just did a transcription of a video clip and it goes like this: Lift the lid and you'll find all manner of specially chosen treats inside, laden with teas, chocolates, biscuits, wines, preserves and all that our food halls have to offer I was confused by 'all manner of