| Change log entry 62209 | |
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| Processed by: | richwarm (2016-07-14 23:08:39 UTC) |
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<< review queue entry 59028 - submitted by 'ycandau' >> Mr K, but I can't trace the glosses. They don't seem to the point at all. /unique to/specific/ are not the exact fitting grammatical category, I know 不是台灣獨有的 not unique to Taiwan 独有你反对 there is only you who disagrees --> only you disagree like 只有, I tend to not see these as words, and at the very least to reject the gloss "only" Editor: > They don't seem to the point at all. He must have seen A's definition ("v. alone possess") and decided for once that he could do better. > like 只有 ... I agree, and invite you to delete 只有 as I suggested in my comments on that sub. |
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- 獨有 独有 [du2 you3] /to personally own/to possess solely/only/solely/ + 獨有 独有 [du2 you3] /to own exclusively/unique to/specific/there is only/ |