Survey

Question

How would I say Survey as in "Please fill our our visitor Survey before you begin your tour through the museum'"

Answer 1

Truly, I think there are few places that can compete with WR on this matter.

Answer 2

Thanks for the suggestion.

Answer 3

Try using firefox argentinian or spanish version which incorporates RAE search.

Answer 4

Its is the disadvantage of living in a non-Windows environment using an obscure operating system, eCS. For me, many things does not work, on the other hand, it is a blessing. If I run into an obvious virus and try to use it, I receive a message that it requires Microsoft Windows to run.

So, I will not bring up this subject any more. (I hope I will remember this, being an old f'rt.)

Answer 5

The period causes no trouble for my machine. I just now clicked on your {"noun."}, and that worked, too.

But I agree that the WR dictionary is far superior to the one at this site. (No offense!) It gives examples of usage, and a list of compound phrases in which the word is used.

Answer 6

That is true James, but I still have difficulty with words that being next to a punctuation. For example, in your second sentence you have "nouns" and the "double click" function give me translation into Spanish, but at the and of your sentence you have "noun." and the "double click" will not find an answer because it thinks the period is part of the word.
I wonder if it is only me? Regardless, I have WR running when I am on this site.

Answer 7

nouns (not plurals)

It does work with plurals. Click on the word nouns here and it will take you to the definition of the word noun.

Answer 8

Hi, discovered the "double click" function yet? Just click on the word you are looking for and it will lead you directly to the dictionary and the different "discussions" with the word involved.
This works with verbs (infinitives only) , nouns (not plurals) , adjectives...Try it and you will see.
I hope that's useful.

Answer 9

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