The word of the day today is ….FAKE

Short use example:

Formula 1 chief Bernie Ecclestone says

there is growing support for using sprinkler systems to wet (fake rain) F1 tracks in order to make races more entertaining.



Another one:

Some academies sells fake pilot licenses...this is a illegal issue



The words of the day the last days were:

                                      Witnesses from japan and libia are all day speaking to foreign media

                                      Queue: there were many long queues today in Tokyo supermarkets
                                      
                                      Beat (verb): Sporting Beats Almeria or Djokovic beats Rafael Nadal

                                      Back (verb): U.N. Baks a no–fly zone over libia
                             
                                      Earthquake: (- hits japan)

                                     Arabic protesters ( - in egipt and túnez )

                                     Radioactive leak (- in nuclear japanish plant)

The word of the day today is ….WITNESS

Short use example: The Witness was there and told to the police everything she saw


Another one: Witnesses from japan and libia are all day speaking to foreign media




The words of the day the last days were


                       QUEUE: There are many long queues today in tokio supermarkets

                       Beat (verb): Sporting Beats Almeria or Djokovic beats Rafael Nadal in Indian Wells final
                       Back  (verb): U.N. Baks a no–fly zone over libia

                       Earthquake: (- hits japan)

                      Arabic protesters ( - in egipt and túnez )

                       Radioactive leak (- in nuclear japanish plant)

The word of the day today is... QUEUE

Short use example:         (no so short today)

An old woman, in a Tripoli bank a couple of weeks ago.
There were two long queues - one line of people for men and one for women. She stood in the men's queue.
The men urged her to move to the women's section. "Why?" she challenged.
A man told her: " this line is for men, women is the other one".
She loudly replied: "No. All the men are in Benghazi." Con dos …

There are many long queues in tokio supermarkets and gasolineras after the earthquake                         




The words of the day the last days were

                                                           Beat (verb): Sporting Beats Almeria or Djokovic beats Rafael Nadal in Indian Wells final
                                                     
                                                           Back (verb): U.N. Baks a no–fly zone over libia

                                                           Earthquake: (- hits japan)

                                                           Arabic protesters ( - in egipt and túnez )

                                                           Radioactive leak (- in nuclear japanish plant)