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What do these two sentences mean?
Such is the moment that all greats traverse.
Such is the stuff of dreams.
I can't sure whether "such" in the above sentences mean something or the sentences are inverted.
Belows are sentences I transformed two sentences into other form if the sentences are inverted.
All greats traverse such the moment.
The dreams is such a stuff.
Am I right??
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Re: What do these two sentences mean?

Originally Posted by
Jungjou
Such is the moment that all greats traverse.
Such is the stuff of dreams.
I can't sure whether "such" in the above sentences mean something or the sentences are inverted.
Belows are sentences I transformed two sentences into other form if the sentences are inverted.
All greats traverse such the moment.
The dreams is such a stuff.
Am I right??
Try to see it as "Such as this is the stuff of dreams", said in reference to something or to a situation. (Such as this = something just like this)
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Re: What do these two sentences mean?
Aha! Now I can understand the two sentences! ヾ(^▽^)ノ
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