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Chinese to English translations [PRO] Social Sciences - General / Conversation / Greetings / Letters | |||||
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5 | "100,000 Questions" |
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4 +1 | A million whys |
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4 | 100,000 Q&As |
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3 | A million questions |
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3 | A Million Q&As |
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100,000 Q&As Explanation: 100,000 Q&As |
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A million questions Explanation: In English, we say 'a million' to express 'a lot'. |
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"100,000 Questions" Explanation: This is the title of a series of books about general and specific facts and contains stories about how things work (usually about scientific topics), but it is geared towards children. "十万个为什么" > "100,000 Questions". |
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A million whys Explanation: I think this doesn't need to be all that formal. |
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A Million Q&As Explanation: With reference to the other answers, perhaps ' A Million Q&As" is better. |
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