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state vs. condition #1 (permalink) Thu May 10, 2007 7:20 am   state vs. condition
 

Hi,
can you explain the difference between state and condition?
Can you give me the link on the on-line dictionary, which can explain this things?
TIA, Jane.
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state/condition #2 (permalink) Thu May 10, 2007 7:50 am   state/condition
 

Hi ?????,

Broadly speaking the two nouns refer to the particular material/physical situation in which something or someone currently exists. In terms of precision condition gives a more detailed description, state is more general. You can see this difference in these examples: the state of the economy/nation/country - the condition of the building/of the patient/the car.

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state vs. condition #3 (permalink) Thu May 10, 2007 8:56 am   state vs. condition
 

:) Thanks. Where can I see this difference (I mean dictionary)?
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