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Hello Maury Dock can mean a series of things in English. Your term probably means "darsena" "molo" and by extension "data di carico" maybe even "scarico" so Anja Ann
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By today/ on today, by tomorrow/ on tommorow
I was to receive the delivery of the goods by today/ on today. I am to receive the delivery of the goods by tomorrow/ on tomorrow. The goods was to be delivered to me by
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Did you ask delivery?
Hi, My friend said to me "I am waiting for my lunch" at noon and I was wondering if he ordered fast food from a restaurant, so I asked: Did you ask delivery? Is it idiomatic to say
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Do delivery vs. Make delivery
Hey there, I was wondering if you say "make delivery” or "do delivery” when you want to say someone delivers. I saw both options. Are both verbs correct? Do they mean the
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ATT, ATTN, FAO
When writing english business letters, which is the corrct abbreviation of "attention". I reckon it must be either "att" or "atn". I''ve always used "att", but fear that it might be a calque
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