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We can dispose the car. --> We can dispose of the car.
Dispose of?
Or "use" (in the sense of having it at our disposal)?
The Esperanto equivalent "forigi" means "dispose of". In standard English, "dispose the car" has no meaning; it must be the phrasal verb "dispose of."
Kremel's suggestion does not carry the same meaning. If we said, "We have a car at our disposal," it means that the car is available to us for our use; that would be a valid sentence but is not implied by the sentence given above.
Perhaps an administrator can change the sentence, since it now been wrong for nearly eight years.
Fixed.
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We cannot determine yet whether this sentence was initially derived from translation or not.
We can dispense with the car.
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We can dispose the car.
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We can dispose of the car.
edited by AlanF_US, June 8, 2023
