French word of the week: monde
Welcome back to your weekly dose of French vocabulary. For this blog, we’ve chosen the word monde.
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Language Learners
Rein, reign or rain?
Explore the differences between “rein,” “reign,” and “rain” in this concise guide, highlighting their meanings and uses.
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Spanish words of the week: presa or preso?
Here we go – an opportunity to beaver away finding out the differences in usage between two more similar-looking Spanish words. Today’s It’s the turn of preso and presa.
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Rack or wrack?
Which is correct: rack your brains or wrack your brains; rack and ruin or wrack and ruin; nerve-racking or nerve-wracking?
French word of the week: lancer
Another week, another French word! In this edition of our vocabulary blog for French learners, we’re going to study the verb lancer.
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Spanish words of the week: herida or herido?
Here’s another opportunity to cut through the differences between a pair of related, similar-looking Spanish words. The two on the examination table today are herido and herida.
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French word of the week: plein
This series of weekly blogs takes a closer look at words from our French dictionaries. The word we’re focusing on this week is the French word ‘plein’.
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Vane, vein or vain?
Discover the difference between the meanings of “vane,” “vein,” and “vain” in English, along with examples of their usage in context.
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Spanish words of the week: cartero or cartera?
Of all the similar-looking Spanish wordswith different meanings and uses that could have come knocking, today it’s cartero and cartera that have arrived at our door.
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