oristarA
 
Reply Tue 28 Oct, 2003 06:12 am
Question 1:

A) Users can access the service from any computer, providing the correct user name and password to enter.

B) Users can access the service from any computer, providing the correct user name and password are entered.

Question 2:
Women see new side of strip bars.
(1) What does "see" mean?
(2) Does "strip bar" actually mean "striptease bar" here?

Question 3:


Does straight mean "uninterrupted; consecutive"?

TIA
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Noddy24
 
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Reply Tue 28 Oct, 2003 06:54 am
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Quote:
A) Users can access the service from any computer, providing the correct user name and password to enter.

B) Users can access the service from any computer, providing the correct user name and password are entered.



Using your sentence structure, I'd prefer:

C) Users can access this service from any computer, providing the correct user name and password have been entered.


Left to myself, I'd write:

When the correct user name and password have been entered users are able to access this service from any computer.
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Craven de Kere
 
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Reply Tue 28 Oct, 2003 10:34 am
Re: Which one is better?
oristarA wrote:
Question 1:
Question 2:
Women see new side of strip bars.
(1) What does "see" mean?
(2) Does "strip bar" actually mean "striptease bar" here?


I don't know the context but see probably means understand and yeah, strip bar probably means striptease bar.


Quote:
Question 3:


Does straight mean "uninterrupted; consecutive"?


In this context, yes.
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oristarA
 
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Reply Tue 28 Oct, 2003 11:09 am
Thanks Craven de Kere.

The context:
http://www.usatoday.com/life/2003-10-27-strip-clubs_x.htm
I have just opened successfully the link just now. You are right about the definition of "strip"and "straight". But it seems like the word "see" should have more accurate meaning.
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Wy
 
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Reply Tue 28 Oct, 2003 04:26 pm
"See" could mean "understand," like Craven said, but looking at your link, in this case it also means literally see, as the women are going to the strip club to watch the "dancers"...
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oristarA
 
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Reply Tue 28 Oct, 2003 06:26 pm
Wy, that is very clear now.
TY.
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