popri
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- Feb 23, 2006
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According to my English-Japanese dictionary, “bent on” has two meanings.
One is being determined to do something and the other is being absorbed in something, both of which I translated into English, by the way.
I looked up some English-English dictionaries, but I can’t find example sentences of the second meaning.
Without example sentences, I don't know how to use it properly.
Would you please give me some example sentences? Or should I write some sentences by myself?
One is being determined to do something and the other is being absorbed in something, both of which I translated into English, by the way.
I looked up some English-English dictionaries, but I can’t find example sentences of the second meaning.
Without example sentences, I don't know how to use it properly.
Would you please give me some example sentences? Or should I write some sentences by myself?