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What can be full-bodied? Does it mean full of aroma like e.g. wine?
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Hi goingtocalifornia,
Correctly!
full-bodied = having richness and intensity of flavor or aroma
a full-bodied wine, a full-bodied writing
rich and intense
a full-boded performance of the aria
full-bodied = robust
synonyms rich, robust
the robust flavor of fresh-brewed coffee
concentrated,
strong
Happy new 20068 year.
Regards.
V.
Correctly!
full-bodied = having richness and intensity of flavor or aroma
a full-bodied wine, a full-bodied writing
rich and intense
a full-boded performance of the aria
full-bodied = robust
synonyms rich, robust
the robust flavor of fresh-brewed coffee
concentrated,
strong
Happy new 20068 year.
Regards.
V.
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Thank you very much vil,
Happy New Year to you, too!:smilecol:
Happy New Year to you, too!:smilecol:
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Hi Amigos4,
I know how to take a joke. You have founded the most ingenious place for applying the expression "full-boded", especially when you will have the courage of yourself convictions for realization of a "full-boded program."
May I share an quote?
"Success often comes to those who dare to act. It seldom goes to the timed who are ever afraid of the consequences."
Let's hope, that you will be in position to understand my truncated English.
Regards.
V.
I know how to take a joke. You have founded the most ingenious place for applying the expression "full-boded", especially when you will have the courage of yourself convictions for realization of a "full-boded program."
May I share an quote?
"Success often comes to those who dare to act. It seldom goes to the timed who are ever afraid of the consequences."
Let's hope, that you will be in position to understand my truncated English.
Regards.
V.
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Hi Amigos4,
Thank you for your cordial words in your latter post.
Frankly speaking, in this frosty morning I prefer reading your post to drinking my habitual morning grog in order to warm my long-suffering soul. (Could you write ungainlier sentence? I don't believe you could.)
Solely in order to prolong the jokular theme from your previous post in which you made a shy attempt to express your inward feeling, I supplemented an edifying quote in my previous post. (see above).
My standpoint is "Where there is a will there is a way."
But seriously, that shouldn't be cause for embarrassing of a Texas ranger, especially a descendant of Sam Houston.
Regards.
V.
Thank you for your cordial words in your latter post.
Frankly speaking, in this frosty morning I prefer reading your post to drinking my habitual morning grog in order to warm my long-suffering soul. (Could you write ungainlier sentence? I don't believe you could.)
Solely in order to prolong the jokular theme from your previous post in which you made a shy attempt to express your inward feeling, I supplemented an edifying quote in my previous post. (see above).
My standpoint is "Where there is a will there is a way."
But seriously, that shouldn't be cause for embarrassing of a Texas ranger, especially a descendant of Sam Houston.
Regards.
V.
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