describing a state of being that is located between two entities

[CSHY]

What does <that is> mean there? Does it mean [something that is]/[that which is]? Is it redundant so as to be possible to be left out?

—— (used with nouns) describing a state of being <that is> located between two entities or among more than two entities
(From English wikitionary：про-)

 

[emsr2d2]

It's not redundant. It makes sure the reader parses it as ...

describing a state of being ... located between ...
not
describing a state of ... being located between ...

 

[Piscean]

Also posted here: https://forum.wordreference.com/threads/a-state-of-being-that-is-located….4057235/

 

[Rover_KE]

@CSHY, please don't post the same question to different forums simultaneously. Post on one forum only, wait for responses and then, only if you are disappointed with/confused by the responses (or there aren't any), post on another forum and include a link to the first forum thread.

(emsr2d2)

 

[CSHY]

please don't post the same question to different forums simultaneously. Post on one forum only, wait for responses and then, only if you are disappointed with/confused by the responses (or there aren't any), post on another forum and include a link to the first forum thread.(emsr2d2)

Sorry, but I'm confused why posting a question to different forums at the same time is not allowed. This does no harm to anyone.
More responses may give different perspectives on the same question. That's good.

 

[Piscean]

Several members here are members of several other forums. It is intensely frustrating for us to spend time responding to a question here, only to find that it has already been answered on another forum.

If you don't receive a satisfactory response in one forum, then you can try another forum, but give a link to the original forum so that responders can see what has already been said. In that way we avoid unnecessary duplication of work.

 

[CSHY]

Several members here are members of several other forums. It is intensely frustrating for us to spend time responding to a question here, only to find that it has already been answered on another forum.

If you don't receive a satisfactory response in one forum, then you can try another forum, but give a link to the original forum so that responders can see what has already been said. In that way we avoid unnecessary duplication of work.

OK.

 

[emsr2d2]

OK.

In future, remember that there's no need to add a new post to a thread to indicate your understanding of/gratitude for a post. Simply add the "Like" or "Thanks" icon to the relevant posts. It saves time for everyone.