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Nov 28, 2012 · Arabic. Nov 28, 2012. #1. Which preposition should be used with barrier, i.e. "to" or "for". Please see the following context: the time uncertainty involved in the work approach creates barriers for / to the owner to adopt such an approach. Please advise.
Jun 2, 2020 · English (US - northeast) Jun 2, 2020. #4. "Barriers to trade" is the standard. It probably comes from "barriers to trading" (things that prevent trading). "Of" is usually either "possesses" or "is part of". The captain of the team. The door of the bank. Barriers are not part of trading.
Feb 5, 2014 · When giving directions to our house a useful landmark is the crash barrier at the side of the road. I have tried using `barriera di sicurezza' with limited success, and often with `non capisco' as a reply. I have seen `guardrail' as an option but this doesn't seem very appropriate (or...
Jul 12, 2005 · "Is no longer an issue" is not the same as "has/is vanished." "Is no longer an issue" implies that it is still there but does not impede progress.
May 22, 2011 · In "barrière d'accès" we have no clue whether it is "une barrrière électrique" or "une barrière manuelle". However, if it is for an underground parking lot, chances are very high that it is "an electric barrier". In French, we would find "barrière automatique" more often than "barrière électrique".
Jun 10, 2019 · British English. Jun 10, 2019. #2. If you see it, you would probably call it a fence, unless it is an open lattice in rigid metal, in which case you might call it railings (usually plural, but "a railing" is sometimes used). Fencing (uncountable) tends not to be used for an individual fence, but it might be used for a collection of fences (the ...
Dec 27, 2019 · English - England. Dec 27, 2019. #3. 7M4SBQ said: Do "make" and "force" have the same meanings as causative verbs? #1 The rider made his his horse to jump a barrier. #2 The rider made his his horse jump a barrier. Both sentences use "made". I think you meant to include "forced" in one of them: "The rider forced his horse to jump a barrier."
Jul 11, 2009 · Jul 11, 2009. #3. No. 'Upon' and 'when' can both be directly followed by the gerund-participle (the ing -form). 'When' is not used for past time meaning. Upon arriving at the station, the princess received her dog. (past) When arriving at the station, people go through the ticket barrier. (habitual) = Upon arriving at the station, people go ...
Sep 5, 2007 · Sep 5, 2007. #4. As I understand it -. reveal = show from behind a barrier. unveil = to remove the barrier and show the hidden truth. disclose = to show what is already known. They can all be used interchangeably but there is a difference in meaning. buenos dias.
Jul 12, 2010 · A railing is meant to prevent someone from falling over an edge as off a balcony or stepping into a flowerbed. A railing is not meant to stop a serious intruder such as a burglar (or an army for that matter). Railings are generally low - waist high or shorter. You could probably jump over it.
