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Why are the numbers on calculators and phones opposite? - Big Questions - (Ep. 31)

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Mental Floss

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  • English

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  • 2:43 / 2:52

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Video Vocabulary

possible

/ˈpäsəb(ə)l/

adjective noun

able to be done. candidate for job.

versions

/ˈvərZHən/

noun other verb

particular form of something. Different ways that someone interprets some things. create new version of.

combinations

/ˌkämbəˈnāSH(ə)n/

noun other

joining or merging of different parts. Acts or results of mixing things together.

opposite

/ˈäpəzət/

adjective adverb noun preposition

Being totally different from. in opposite position. Person, thing that is totally different to another. facing.

separate
adjective noun verb

Being different from or unrelated to another. individual items of clothing suitable for wearing in different combinations. To divide two things by being in between them.

letters

/ˈledər/

noun other verb

character representing speech sound. 26 parts of the English alphabet. inscribe letters on.

published

/ˈpəbliSHt/

adjective verb

(of book etc.) prepared and issued for public sale. To prepare and make available a book magazine etc..

dialing

/ˈdī(ə)l/

verb

To call a person or place on a telephone.

companies

/ˈkəmp(ə)nē/

noun other verb

commercial business. Businesses that sell things or provides services. associate with.

numbers

/ˈnəmbər/

noun other verb

arithmetical value expressed by word, symbol, or figure. Particular songs or dances performed during shows. To put numbers on things.

standardize

/ˈstandərˌdīz/

verb

To change to make everything the same level.

arrange

/əˈrānj/

verb

To write music for a particular instrument.

calculators

/ˈkalkyəˌlādər/

noun other

something used for making mathematical calculations. Small electronic device used for calculation.

normally

/ˈnôrməlē/

adverb

In the manner that is usual or ordinary.

history

/ˈhist(ə)rē/

noun

Study of past events as an academic subject.

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