It's hard to be forlorn and hopeful at the same time. The word choice is odd but not necessarily wrong.
Tell us more about what you're trying to say.
I'm trying to say that the U.N.O. [STRIKE]makes[/STRIKE] attempts to keep peace all over the world in a desperate way.
Can you explain what makes you say that they're doing it in a "desperate way"?
Can you explain what makes you say that they're doing it in a "desperate way"?
Yes. I agree with you.
Your response to my question doesn't make sense. If someone asks you to explain your thinking behind a post, you can't answer with "Yes, I agree with you."
Yes, I understand that. Actually, I was confused. space here Maybe I was wrong. Can you tell me how can I write that sentence using an appropriate idiomatic expression?
What does UNO stand for? Do you mean UN instead?
What does UNO stand for? Do you mean UN instead?
Western practice is to call it simply the United Nations (UN).I mean United Nations Organisation (U.N.O.)
In French, and I imagine in some other languages, its common name is the equivalent of "UNO".I hadn't queried this yet, not least because this is the second time in two days I've seen "UNO" used instead of "UN".
In French, and I imagine in some other languages, its common name is the equivalent of "UNO".
You could say that, but you'd have to establish whose hope it is — forlorn or otherwise. It doesn't work on its own. And don't call it the "UNO".As The United Nations is committed to maintaining international peace and they are the last resort for resolving the issues related to world peace, was it incorrect to write that , 'The UNO is the forlorn hope for world peace'?
As The United Nations is committed to maintaining international peace and they are the last resort for resolving the issues related to world peace, was it incorrect to write that , 'The UNO is the forlorn hope for world peace'?
Yes, it was incorrect. That's not how we use forlorn.As The United Nations is committed to maintaining international peace and they are the last resort for resolving the issues related to world peace, was it incorrect to write that , 'The UNO is the forlorn hope for world peace'?
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