> Endorse means “declare one's public approval or support of”. You can endorse a candidate. You can endorse a particular type of ketchup. No reasonable person endorses diarrhea.
Are the phrases I used in the sentences below used in English? Are they natural and common in colloquial language?..
Like someone falls behind someone, can these sentences be used:
I'm behind everyone my age.
I'm behind my class.
And similarly can "ahead of someone " be used to mea...
@CowperKettle Okay, now I'm worried about the medical profession... "endorse" does have some other meanings, close to that and rather more distant, but none of them work in that situation.
@userr2684291 well sure. I insert a magic doughnut and cast some spells with a brick-like wand and Medieval Europe appears before my eyes. Specifically the age when ring was a trending hashtag and eagles were really big.
Imagining Legolas taking out Sauron with a sniper rifle
Are the phrases I used in the sentences below used in English? Are they natural and common in colloquial language?..
Like someone falls behind someone, can these sentences be used:
I'm behind everyone my age.
I'm behind my class.
And similarly can "ahead of someone " be used to mea...
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