Note
Note verb - To make a statement of one's opinion.
Relate
Relate verb - To form a close personal relationship.
Common collocations
| appearance | note appearance | relate appearance |
| time | note time | relate time |
| way | note way | relate way |
| title | note title | relate title |
| Other words: events. | ||
Both words in one sentence
- Here's a fun exercise; watch any Australian commercial TV news broadcast and make note of how many of the stories relate to sport in some way.
Source: Serious Business / Sports - Major General Song: Octavia wrote a version to celebrate her blog getting 50 followers, and it takes note of how much her fellow ponies can relate to the comics they chose to read.
Source: Blog / Reading Rainbowverse -
On a more poignant note, Rosenthal being a middle-class Jew and Marechal bond despite their class differences and the latter's subtle bigotry and somehow relate to each other as human beings in the confinement of the army.
Source: Film / The Grand Illusion
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