maciek22 31.10.06, 21:14 please, what does it mean???? Odpowiedz Link Zgłoś Obserwuj wątek Podgląd Opublikuj
paper_mate Re: train roses 31.10.06, 21:35 The only thing that comes to mind is Night Train by Guns N' Roses. Dude, does the word context mean anything to you? Do you remember your gardening post? forum.gazeta.pl/forum/72,2.html?f=517&w=48622675&v=2&s=0 Odpowiedz Link Zgłoś
maciek22 Re: train roses 31.10.06, 22:27 i do understand the word context, but the chap i work for, asked me to train roses, so what else can i say? i just can guess he wants but i am not sure. please help me! do you know any "garden" dictionary??? thanks! Odpowiedz Link Zgłoś
kwiatek_leona Re: train roses 31.10.06, 22:32 Gardening, did somebody just say "gardening"??? W takim razie pewnie chodzi o "trenowanie" roslin pnacych, w tym wypadku rozy. No wiesz, przypinanie, obwijanie itp. zeby sie roslinka ladnie piela po kratce, plocie i takich tam innych... Odpowiedz Link Zgłoś
paper_mate Re: train roses 31.10.06, 22:39 maciek22 napisal: > i do understand the word context, but the chap i work for, asked me to train roses, so what else can i say? Say exactly this: "The chap I work for, asked me to train roses. What does it mean?" Then we know that someone asked (verb) you (noun) to train (another verb) roses (noun, plural). Odpowiedz Link Zgłoś
tuti Re: train roses 01.11.06, 14:25 and again, we see, how important the context (or situatin) is. First thing came to my mind was a train (Tuuut tuut!) but wtf what roses have to do with a train?:) Much better to know that it was someone who asked TO TRAIN roses. and - as explained above. Odpowiedz Link Zgłoś