Is the word “smashing” commonly used in the UK by a wide range of speakers?
e.g.
smashing (adjective)
(UK ifml.) excellent
“Another smashing performance by Lewis Hamilton. What a great Formula One driver he is!”
Is the word “smashing” commonly used in the UK by a wide range of speakers?
e.g.
smashing (adjective)
(UK ifml.) excellent
“Another smashing performance by Lewis Hamilton. What a great Formula One driver he is!”
Can someone please tell me why my question about vocabulary has been placed in this folder?
In anticipation of divergence, presumably.
MrP
'S maith sin!
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Divergence from?
QED.
MrP
Declinat ergo est?
We’re in the “me know Latin, isn’t me clever?” phase.
Si vos can non pello pepulli pulsum lemma…
Divergencia est sanus!
:lol:
How well do you know Latin, M?
MrP
Not as well as you’d like us to think you do, MrP.
Would you like to have studied Latin, M?
MrP
N
Naa, I prefer the Polka.