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Hm, it would be nice to have more details. Do you have examples? Are those full tests or just a couple of questions? Are all level available every time, or do you send one at a time?
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This question asks you to select the phrase with the closest meaning to βθγβ, which best translates as βfragileβ.
And a detailed explanation to why the choices were either correct or wrong.
The correct answer is 3. ε£γγγγγ
βε£γγβ means βto break", and the stem of a verb + βγγγβ means βeasy to [do verb]β. So in this case, βε£γγγγβ means βeasy to breakβ, and so matches best with the meaning of βθγβ, (fragile).
- ε±γͺγγ
This answer choice is not correct. βε±γͺγβ is an γ-adjective that means βdangerousβ (note: not to be confused with a negative verb as in βι Όγγͺγβ) and so does not match the meaning of βθγβ (fragile).
- ι Όγγͺγγ
This answer choice is not correct. βι Όγβ means βto depend onβ, and the stem of a verb + βγͺγβ creates the negative form of the verb. So in this case, βι Όγγͺγβ means βnot dependableβ, which does not match the meaning of βθγβ, (fragile).
- θΎγγ
This answer choice is not correct. βθΎγβ is an γ-adjective that when read βγ€γγβ means βhardβ, βtoughβ, βpainfulβ (often in terms of mental pain or anguish), or alternately in a food context is read βγγγβ and means βspicyβ, neither of which match the meaning of βθγβ (fragile).
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