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Bookmark or Share- bottom left? left bottom??? - WordReference ForumsIt is 'bottom left' with no preposition if you put it in brackets within an article to refer to a picture. But in a complete sentence such as the example that you give then it is much better to say 'the picture on the bottom left'
- bottom/top/corner/left/right - WordReference Forumsat the bottom/ at the top in the corner on the left/ on the right But what if I want to use some of these words at the same time? For example: (describing a photograph) There is a bird in the top left corner. (Or at the top left corner, or on the left top corner...) Could somebody give me the right order of the words and the right preposition ...
- at/in the bottom of the sea | WordReference ForumsBy contrast, "at the bottom of the sea" is referring more to the water that is above the subject. As an example of this difference, I would say, for instance, that many strange fish swim at the bottom of the sea, but not "on the bottom." I would also say that gold coins from a shipwreck were found on the bottom of the sea.
- Bum / Butt / Buttocks / Bottom - WordReference ForumsUse "butt," "bottom," and "rear end," with "butt" being the most popular. "Bottom" and "rear end" (and others like "fanny") are often used euphemistically. "Ass" is considered to be profane, but is probably about as popular as "butt." "Booty" is limited to certain senses (like dancing) or to certain social groups or specific phrases.
- bottom/lower and top/upper | WordReference ForumsI heard people say something like: "I bit my bottom lip" or "I bit my lower lip" And I also heard them say: "My keys are in the top drawer" or "my keys are in the upper drawer" (let's just say there are six drawers, if that helps). My question is: What's the difference between bottom and lower...
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