I have no idea why people stopped using the preposition of in these two expressions when we describe physical appearance: I am confused as i think that d (depth) and h (height) have the same meaning. If so, what's the difference? When describing height in formal writing, the apa style guidelines provide an example of: I know that this is right: Can you make it clear for me please. 代表宽、高、长，这是英语单词的缩写 （w）width:宽 （h）height:高 （d）depth:深度 印在纸箱上就上长宽高了。 长宽高英文缩写是非常基础，非常实用的英语单词，在日常生活中常会碰. ①they looked down from a giddy height.（他们从令人 眩晕 的高度往下看。） ②his height makes him stand out in the crowd.（他身材高大，因此在人群中很突出。）.
They Are The Same Height.
I am confused as i think that d (depth) and h (height) have the same meaning. I have no idea why people stopped using the preposition of in these two expressions when we describe physical appearance: She is (of) medium height.
If So, What's The Difference?
I have read the threads about medium/average height in this forum, but i'm still puzzled. ①they looked down from a giddy height.（他们从令人 眩晕 的高度往下看。） ②his height makes him stand out in the crowd.（他身材高大，因此在人群中很突出。）. They have the same height.
Hi, In The Manual I Read The Dimensions Given As 'D X W X H'.
I know there are different answers but are these answers ok. 代表宽、高、长，这是英语单词的缩写 （w）width:宽 （h）height:高 （d）depth:深度 印在纸箱上就上长宽高了。 长宽高英文缩写是非常基础，非常实用的英语单词，在日常生活中常会碰. Can you make it clear for me please.
When Describing Height In Formal Writing, The Apa Style Guidelines Provide An Example Of:
Does anyone know how to abbreviate ancho, alto, and other dimensional units in spanish? I know that native speakers use both medium height and average height, but i. I know that this is right:
But Is It Possible To Say:
Like, in english, length is abbreviated l after the. Shouldn't it be plural instead?
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①They Looked Down From A Giddy Height.（他们从令人 眩晕 的高度往下看。） ②His Height Makes Him Stand Out In The Crowd.（他身材高大，因此在人群中很突出。）.
Hi, in the manual i read the dimensions given as 'd x w x h'. Like, in english, length is abbreviated l after the. Does anyone know how to abbreviate ancho, alto, and other dimensional units in spanish?
I Have Read The Threads About Medium/Average Height In This Forum, But I'm Still Puzzled.
She is (of) medium height. Can you make it clear for me please. I know that native speakers use both medium height and average height, but i.
I Am Confused As I Think That D (Depth) And H (Height) Have The Same Meaning.
I know that this is right: I have no idea why people stopped using the preposition of in these two expressions when we describe physical appearance: If so, what's the difference?
They Have The Same Height.
But is it possible to say: They are the same height. Shouldn't it be plural instead?
代表宽、高、长，这是英语单词的缩写 （W）Width:宽 （H）Height:高 （D）Depth:深度 印在纸箱上就上长宽高了。 长宽高英文缩写是非常基础，非常实用的英语单词，在日常生活中常会碰.
When describing height in formal writing, the apa style guidelines provide an example of: I know there are different answers but are these answers ok.
