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Meanings of write in English
Usage of write in English
1
Scientific American has a good write-up of this paper and its potential.
2
But I know my history, and therefore write from a political viewpoint.
3
I don't want to write a new year message of unremitting gloom.
4
He asked her to write her question on a slip of paper.
5
However, nobody in the constituency is ready to write his political obituary.
6
National suggested lifting the tax write off of new investment and businesses.
7
Food companies could invite customers to write recipes that include their products.
8
If you used an integer, you could write that example as follows:
9
There is no way to write a satisfying conclusion to this situation.
10
The former Labour government introduced interest write-offs for student loans in 2005.
11
He says the increased write-off expense is a great way to start.
12
He says the increased write-off expense was a great way to start.
13
Not a good situation if you want to write about intergalactic warfare!
14
If he had a problem with it, I'd write the paper myself.
15
Let me just write you a cheque, just in case, you know?
16
But in this great crisis in her life she could not write.
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Write through the time
Write across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Common
United States of America
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