What are the differences (2)?

[belly_ttt]

1)What is the differences between entrance and entry in these meaning?
ex: You can leave your umbrella in the entry
I’ll meet you at the main entrance.

2) What is the difference between glint and sparkle as verbs?
3) Are frizzy hair the same as flyaway hair?
4) What does this "in house" mean at the notice of the forum? Please note, all posts are moderated by our in-house language experts, so make sure your suggestions, help, and advice house the kind of information an international language teacher would offer
( I think that in-house means within the forum, doesn't it?

[Anglika]

1)What is the differences between entrance and entry in these meaning?
ex: You can leave your umbrella in the entry
I’ll meet you at the main entrance.

In the context of a building, both can be used.

2) What is the difference between glint and sparkle as verbs? glint = brief spark of light from a reflection; sparkle = constant sparks of light from a reflection.
3)Is frizzy hair the same as flyaway hair? No. Frizzy hair has tight waves or curls and is usually rather stiff; Flyaway hair is usually fine and probably straight.
4) What does this "in house" mean at the notice of the forum? Please note, all posts are moderated by our in-house language experts, so make sure your suggestions, help, and advice house the kind of information an international language teacher would offer
( I think that in-house means within the forum, doesn't it? Yes - belonging to the forum.

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