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1. Chrome is also a treatment applied to metals to preserve their appearance, discourage rust/oxidation from forming, and to reduce abrasion of the surface. Possible relationship to UI is that the browser's interface is relatively consistent over time, and doesn't change anywhere as often as the user changes website. – Criggie.
I don't grasp the expression bread-crumb in this phrase : "physicians would discover slowly, leaving behind a bread-crumb trail of reports like this one :....". Thanks for your explanations!
As for whether you should use "to meet" or "meeting", it makes no difference. The meaning and usage is completely interchangeable. I would not recommend using "to have met you" except for specific situations (like thanking a host). The meaning is subtly different. The first sentence means "I enjoyed meeting you."
In this case, "over" is added to emphasize that something is physically neighboring or right next to something else. "next room" could mean the next room in a sequence, etc (for example, if people were going from room to room, the "next room" might be the next one that they go to, even if that's not physically right next door), but "next room ...
"whosoever" is nominative case; it's like "he". "whomsoever" is accusative case; like "him". We can isolate the noun phrase:
Chrome Store does not allow extensions to be downloaded. The first sentence above treats download as intransitive. I can't get this file to download intransitive. The second treats download as transitive. I want to download transitive this file direct object. The Chrome Web Store does not allow extensions to download intransitive from YouTube.
It refers to the root meaning of a word: so, booking and book: book is the lexeme for bookings (reservations) As defined by Whorf himself in 1940 here: Lexeme (The word or stem as an item of vocabulary and as a part analyzed and abstracted from sentence words): [the description continues]
‘To port’ is an IT term meaning “to translate (software) into a version for another computer or operating system” But if I don't change a target platform for the library, can I define my process as "porting"? Can I still say that I "port" the code from "Language A" to "Language B"?
What does "chrome" mean besides the metal? 0. What does 'through a mouthful of nails' mean here ...
1. " Something of a puzzle " basically expresses that [whatever it defines] contains elements that make it a puzzle, but probably only some elements. If we compare that definition with other examples you've given, we can probably distill the difference. "To be kind of puzzle" (missing 'a', I think) essentially expresses that the entire whatnot ...