@Maxthegreat Oh no I was just trying to study phrasal verbs (I have an important exam Saturday) and I've heard that "bring home" can also rarely mean "clear up" or something 🙈 Evidently it isn't that common 😅
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Qual é a diferença entre abide by e adhere to ?

Qual é a diferença entre abide by e adhere to ?Podes indicar apenas respostas exemplo.

@NickAiden unfortunately, those sentences are mutually exchangeable😂. “Adhere to the terms of the contract”, “abide by the terms of the contract”; “adhere to the principles”, “abide by the principles”.

@Sp1kk1o as far as I’m aware, “abide by” and “adhere to” can be freely used to substitute one another in a sentence while having the same meaning.They only have differences in meaning when you single out “abide” and “adhere”.

Adhere also means stick fast to (a surface or substance).

@NickAiden unfortunately, those sentences are mutually exchangeable😂. “Adhere to the terms of the contract”, “abide by the terms of the contract”; “adhere to the principles”, “abide by the principles”.

@Maxthegreat Yeah.

@Sp1kk1o not quite right :/ You could say “you make me feel right at home” or “you remind me of how it’s like to be back home”.I think the expression makes more sense in Italian!

@Sp1kk1o as far as I’m aware, “abide by” and “adhere to” can be freely used to substitute one another in a sentence while having the same meaning.

They only have differences in meaning when you single out “abide” and “adhere”.

@Sp1kk1o not quite right :/ You could say “you make me feel right at home” or “you remind me of how it’s like to be back home”.

I think the expression makes more sense in Italian!