to establish communication, set communication
2007年3月11日 · To establish/set up/....? communication. The situation: John Dunbar, in Dances WIth Wolves , speaks English to his two Indian visitors, who only speak Lakota. He nevertheless wants to communicate, to start a conversation, ... to establish communication .
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2022年5月5日 · Hi, How to establish rules for communication practices so that they better integrate issues of accessibility and inclusion? Is it correct to say "establish rules for communication practices"? Thanks,
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2013年10月19日 · Establish = To begin or create something that is meant to last for a long time Build = to make (something) ...
aim at establishing / aim to establish | WordReference Forums
2008年5月13日 · I would say almost definetly that 'he aims to establish' would be correct. 'He aims at establishing' does sound odd but may be correct in some specific context.
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2012年5月12日 · Hi there I have doubts regarding "establish" and "settle" in the following context I know you can say "legitimately established state" or "the company was established in 2005" but can you say "legitimately established palestinians" ( …
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2018年11月29日 · 学生班干部一类的职位似乎是我们国家的特色吧？ 请问如何才能准确的向English speaker表达班干部（i.e. 学习委员）的title呢？ 我在一部分网站上查到叫 commissary in charge of studies，但是我感觉这应该是一个非常Chinglish的说法了...（让我联想到教育部 - -b） 我考虑过直接说teaching assistant，但是如果学习 ...
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2014年10月19日 · Hello, Can we use establish instead of ascertain in this sentence "Experts were unable to ascertain the cause of the accident."? This is an original sentence provided by Macmillan Dictionary. I have seen establish used in such contexts, but I am not sure if it is correct.
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2008年11月3日 · It's an illustration of the power of idiom in English. Had the sign said 'You are welcome in the USSR' or 'Welcome to first-time visitors', 'Welcome to the USSR', or something similar, there would be no problem, BUT 'you are welcome to a visitor' means you can have a visitor, to take him or her away, for whatever purpose you wish, though the purpose sounds dire.
Creating a company: incorporate, found, establish
2014年7月4日 · incorporate something (business) to create a legally recognized companyThe company was incorporated in 2008. I know the above sentence is otherwise said or written as "The company was founded in 2008." or "The company was established in 2008." But is there any difference among 'found'...
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2004年7月26日 · establish to begin or create (something that is meant to last for a long time) establish [=found] a school ...