Is Chestnut Available In India I need to have the Chinese name of the water chestnut a common ingredient in Chinese cuisine Can you provide please
Hi again I have really no idea about the red part what is that hacking chestnut that was mean of Wells to shoulder him into the square ditch because he would not swop his little snuffbox for Well s seasoned hacking chestnut the conqueror of forty Bonjour Can someone let me know when you would use one of these words rather than the other I think I have been told that marron is for hair and eyes and brun for objects Or is it the other way round Or is there no distinction Merci bien
Is Chestnut Available In India
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Le serpent de mer is a commonly used expression in French and I can think of a few ways to express the idea but I was wondering whether someone out there might have a better suggestion As you will be aware it refers metaphorically to an issue that will not go away hence which keeps on Hi I need to make the difference in natural hair colouirs between ch tain clair ch tain moyen ch tain fonc et brun Pr dominance des fonc s destin s aux cheveux ch tains moyen fonc et aux bruns Could in this case brun mean black haired This is for the professionals of the hair
Casta o is literally the chestnut tree so the casta o colour is the chestnut colour brown If you re a girl you can say Soy casta a and that only means that the colour of your hair is chestnut brown Nevertheless if you want to point out the colour of your eyes you ll have to say Mis ojos son casta os El color de mis ojos Hello I am just starting out in French and in my book when describing people s eyes I usually find des yeux verts j ai les yeux bleus les yeux noirs etc but les yeux marron this suggests that the colour brown is ever used in the
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This is quite an old chestnut as Nichec s post suggests Many fussy people deplore adverbial use of due to as in He did it due to the rain though they allow its use adjectivally it was due to the rain that he did it I was surprised to read that for Suehil because of can only be used with a noun does that mean adjectivally I ve never heard anyone before Good afternoon everyone It appears to be a consistent rule of Latin that by grammatical gender trees are feminine irrespective of the declension to which their names belong ulmus quercus ilex and indeed arbor itself This appears to be generally true of Germanic terms as well die
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Hi again I have really no idea about the red part what is that hacking chestnut that was mean of Wells to shoulder him into the square ditch because he would not swop his little snuffbox for Well s seasoned hacking chestnut the conqueror of forty
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