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link 29.09.2015 13:08 |
Subject: brake up gen. Detailed brake up prices shall be provided within 2 days.Что значит brake up в данном контексте? |
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link 29.09.2015 13:10 |
break up |
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link 29.09.2015 13:32 |
Рома, смысл тот же. |
Robert Lieblich: Hello, In the following business usage, which one is more appropriate and why? "Could you please provide a break up of this estimate?" or "Could you please provide a break down of this estimate?" Whats the difference between the two? "Breakdown" (a noun, hence no space) is the correct answer. "Breakup" (again a noun, again no space) is wrong. This is a matter of vocabulary. A "breakdown" provides more detailed information. In the case of an estimate, to request a breakdown is to ask the individual elements of the estimate and the price of each. A "breakup" is something entirely different. The corresponding verb is the phrase "break down." If I ask for a "breakdown" of something, I ask you to "break down" whatever that something is. Same for "break up" the verb and "breakup" the noun. -- Bob Lieblich Breaking it down for you |
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link 29.09.2015 13:47 |
У этого Роберта Ляйблища очень не английский бэкграунд. Я ему не верю. |
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