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  2. sixessseven. 31 Jan 2018. English (US) ethnically = by race or ethnicity EX Hispanic, Asian, European. homogenous = all the same. One country that's ethnically homogenous is Japan. More than 90% of the people there are (racially) Japanese. See a translation. Highly-rated answerer.

  3. Ex. You'll be reaching your destination in 15 minutes. "You'll reach your destination " is when you are almost at your destination and the GPS is telling you the length (not time) until you arrive. Ex. You'll reach your destination in 500m. or You'll reach your destination in 2 minutes.

  4. AI_monga. 30 August. The Korean phrase "dna 섞을래" translates to "Do you want to mix DNA?" in English. This phrase is often used in a playful or humorous context to ask someone if they want to combine their genetic material or traits with another person. It can be used to suggest a deep or close connection with someone, or to express a ...

  5. 1) xxxxx, with a figure of 144 million and 45 million people. 2) xxxxx, with figures of 144 million and 45 million people. 3) xxxxx, with a figure of 144 million and 45 million people respectively. 4) xxxxx, with figures of 144 million and 45 million people respectively. A: 2, 3, and 4 are all correct.

  6. Definition of brick by brick. so when i watch Instagram short videos, there is random video repeated playing the" N " word. I don't know why so many comments be like this : brick by brick. can someone explain to me? thx I'm not sure about it in this specific situation, but in portuguese we use a similar sentence and here we use it when we want to express how hard it is to do something, like ...

  7. Synonym for superstitious "Stitious" isn't an accepted English word. The "super-" in "superstitious" means "above", not "more". The word comes from a Latin word that means "the survivors"; superstitious people have their beliefs because they survived something bad in the past.

  8. The Filipino phrase 'burikat' is an informal term used to describe someone who is cunning, sly, or crafty. It refers to a person who possesses cleverness or resourcefulness, often in a mischievous or deceitful manner. This term is commonly used in colloquial conversations among Filipinos. Here are a few examples to illustrate the meaning and ...

  9. Definition of vafanapoli It's the sanitized version of vaffanculo (two f by the way), which means something like fuck you.|"Va fa' Napoli" literally is "go to Napoli"and it stands for "go to hell". It's a more 'polite' way to say "vaffanculo" (fuck you)|I'm a friends fan and I know that this word came out from Joey. But in fact in Italy we don't use it, we say vaffanculo... That it means "fuck ...

  10. What does sto cazzo/sti cazzi mean? - HiNative

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    Definition of sto cazzo/sti cazzi I'll give you some examples. If someone tells me "Jump from 10meters" i'll answer "sto cazzo" because I will never do it! Or, if someone asks me to do something and I don't want to do it, i'll answer "sto cazzo" (maybe don't tell this to your mother or to your teacher because it's a bad word ahah)|You made me laugh 😂 Sti cazzi is like "I don't care" Sorry ...

  11. Definition of aight bet @villelaximena Ok, then it's likely slang. Would "alright, bet" fit the context?|@villelaximena If I'm correct in my interpretation. This would be a challenge somewhere in the middle of a conversation. Something like "If you think you are right, then prove it." I'm working from the assumption that it is a particular American accent. In a different one this could have a ...