6 thoughts on “come out in front meaning in Chinese”
Gwendolyn
1. The landlord, I turned 4 dictionaries, but I didn't find this phrase. You see if there is a problem. Would you like to move the whole sentence up? Then I will help you check again.
2. I know your expectations for me is that I want to be. (The implication is that you are consistent with me)
3. No later? It's strange, I think about it ... come together originally merged together. This should be extended, such as the meaning of the verification. So the translation is: If I have not fulfilled, I should be much better now. Although the previous is generally now, it can be expressed in the future.
It don't understand ... This COME OUT in Front may be a extension of COME OUT.
COME OUT in FRONT The explanation I found is "among the best." But the specific meaning depends on your sentence, it is best to put the sentence up and look at it, and attach the context. I I checked this phrase because of this sentence: MOST EUROPEAN HAD BETWEEN 30 and 40 TVS Per Hundred, While, The usa was out in Front with A Ratio of Over 80 TVS To Every 100.
Get ot is a term itself, of course, you can't look at So here is such a structure: verb preposition phrase (OUT as an agent here) ot Many ingredients and get out of the front Door is a noun (get out, Out as adverb) structure r r So it's okay
1. The landlord, I turned 4 dictionaries, but I didn't find this phrase. You see if there is a problem. Would you like to move the whole sentence up? Then I will help you check again.
2. I know your expectations for me is that I want to be. (The implication is that you are consistent with me)
3. No later? It's strange, I think about it ...
come together originally merged together. This should be extended, such as the meaning of the verification.
So the translation is: If I have not fulfilled, I should be much better now.
Although the previous is generally now, it can be expressed in the future.
It don't understand ... This COME OUT in Front may be a extension of COME OUT.
COME OUT in FRONT
The explanation I found is "among the best."
But the specific meaning depends on your sentence, it is best to put the sentence up and look at it, and attach the context.
I I checked this phrase because of this sentence: MOST EUROPEAN HAD BETWEEN 30 and 40 TVS Per Hundred, While, The usa was out in Front with A Ratio of Over 80 TVS To Every 100.
COME OUT in FRONT means coming out first, (sequential)
The first pair of the second sentence, why, translate it
Study and study
Coming out of the front
Get
ot is a term itself, of course, you can't look at
So here is such a structure: verb preposition phrase (OUT as an agent here)
ot Many ingredients
and get
out
of
the
front
Door is a noun (get
out, Out as adverb) structure r r
So it's okay