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Pregunta en español: El nombre de la marca es sinónimo del nombre genérico
Responde en español:
Cuando usa un nombre de marca como término genérico, está usando un epónimo propietario o, más simplemente, una marca comercial genérica. Probablemente esté familiarizado con este fenómeno, pero hay más ejemplos de los que cree. Es posible que conozca Kleenex, Velcro y ChapStick, pero ¿qué pasa con las escaleras mecánicas?
Question in English: The brand name is synonymous with the generic name
Answer in English:
When you use a brand name as a generic term, you are using a proprietary eponymous or, more simply, a generic trademark. You are probably familiar with this phenomenon, but there are more examples than you might think. You may be familiar with Kleenex, Velcro, and ChapStick, but what about escalators?
Answer:
Anosmia
Explanation:
Anosmia is the medical term for a complete absence of smell, while hyposmia refers to a partial loss of smell
Answer:
A, B, C
Explanation:
You'd need gauze to erase the chance of the laceration getting more infected. You need to antibiotic to help the infection.
Since, the options have not been given the question is incomplete. The complete question is as follows:
Indicate which syllable receives emphasis when pronounced. optometry
a. op
b. tom
c. e
d. try
Answer: b. tom
Explanation:
A syllable can be defined as the unit of pronunciation, that have one vowel sound, that is with or without surrounding consonants. It may have a whole or part of the word.
In the given word, optometry, tom is the syllable and it receives the emphasis when pronounced because of the presence of vowel "o" increasing the weight-age over the consonants t and m on pronunciation.