關於Gray的意思和用法的提問

A: They are the same, just different spellings. “Gray” is more common in American English, while “grey” is more common in British English.

A: In America, people often use both to mean the same thing. In the UK, "university" is what they call "college."
In reality, a college is usually a smaller school with a more intimate student body and fewer program choices.
A university is a larger school with a more diverse student body and offers a larger variety of programs.

A: The only difference is the spelling. "Gray" is the American spelling and "grey" is the British spelling.

Kind of like "color" and "colour".

A: They are different spellings of the same word.

The spelling ‘Grey’ is more commonly used in the US and the spelling ‘Gray’ is more commonly used in the UK.

A: There is no difference. They both represent the same color.

"Gray" is mainly used by people in the United States.

"Grey" is mainly used by people in the United Kingdom.

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A: Grey

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