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Phrase meaning of equal parts
Is the phrase “breed of men” weird or just different?Is the phrase, “Let ‘em up easy” Abraham Lincoln’s one-off phrase or an obsolete idiom?“Equal” versus “Equals”meaning of “no longer me”A concise equivalent of a phrase meaning “to be pulled in turns by two subjects”Is there a word meaning “vicarious speaker”?Is the phrase, “prescribe childbirth” current and easily understood?Origin of the phrase “poles asunder”?Verve as a verb meaning “to enter into” or “venture”Meaning of 'a feller' in “The Adventures of Tom Sawyer”
IN THE CUT-THROAT realm of reality TV, “Wanted Down Under” is a survivor. A daytime fixture that has just finished its 13th season, the BBC documentary follows Britons contemplating relocating to Australia or New Zealand. Equal parts travel, property and life-makeover programme, it has a rival, “A New Life in Oz”, on Channel 5.
So the part from "equal" and onward gets unclear here since I can't think of a reasonable explanation to that euqal part things. How often is equal parts used in such manner, how do I better make that out. Thanks
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IN THE CUT-THROAT realm of reality TV, “Wanted Down Under” is a survivor. A daytime fixture that has just finished its 13th season, the BBC documentary follows Britons contemplating relocating to Australia or New Zealand. Equal parts travel, property and life-makeover programme, it has a rival, “A New Life in Oz”, on Channel 5.
So the part from "equal" and onward gets unclear here since I can't think of a reasonable explanation to that euqal part things. How often is equal parts used in such manner, how do I better make that out. Thanks
british-english contemporary-english literary-english
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IN THE CUT-THROAT realm of reality TV, “Wanted Down Under” is a survivor. A daytime fixture that has just finished its 13th season, the BBC documentary follows Britons contemplating relocating to Australia or New Zealand. Equal parts travel, property and life-makeover programme, it has a rival, “A New Life in Oz”, on Channel 5.
So the part from "equal" and onward gets unclear here since I can't think of a reasonable explanation to that euqal part things. How often is equal parts used in such manner, how do I better make that out. Thanks
british-english contemporary-english literary-english
asked 4 mins ago
user330039user330039
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IN THE CUT-THROAT realm of reality TV, “Wanted Down Under” is a survivor. A daytime fixture that has just finished its 13th season, the BBC documentary follows Britons contemplating relocating to Australia or New Zealand. Equal parts travel, property and life-makeover programme, it has a rival, “A New Life in Oz”, on Channel 5.
So the part from "equal" and onward gets unclear here since I can't think of a reasonable explanation to that euqal part things. How often is equal parts used in such manner, how do I better make that out. Thanks
british-english contemporary-english literary-english
british-english contemporary-english literary-english
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