answer:To determine if the word "substantiate" means the same thing in both sentences, I will first define the word and then analyze its use in each sentence. Step 1: Define 'substantiate' The word "substantiate" generally means to provide evidence to support or prove the truth of something, or to give concrete form or reality to an abstract idea or concept. Step 2: Analyze the use of 'substantiate' in the first sentence. In the sentence "The president's trip will substantiate good relations with the former enemy country," the word 'substantiate' is used to imply that the president's visit will provide evidence or proof that there are indeed good relations between the two countries. In this context, 'substantiate' refers to providing validation or confirmation of the claim that the relations between the countries have improved. Step 3: Analyze the use of 'substantiate' in the second sentence. In the sentence "The painting substantiates the feelings of the artist," the word 'substantiate' is used to indicate that the painting gives concrete form or reality to the artist's emotions or ideas. The painting serves as evidence or manifestation of the artist's feelings. Conclusion: In both sentences, the word "substantiate" refers to providing evidence or giving concrete form to something. However, the focus is slightly different in each case. In the first sentence, 'substantiate' refers to validating or confirming a claim about improved relations between countries. In the second sentence, 'substantiate' refers to giving tangible expression to an artist's feelings. Although the general meaning is similar, the nuances and specific uses in each sentence are not identical.

answer:Voici une phrase en français: "Le chat est mignon." Here's what it means, so you can understand it too: In English, this sentence says, "The cat is cute." We are talking about a cat, and we are saying it's very cute. We're using a different language called French to say it. People in France or who know French would understand it easily!

answer:Why did the rebels choose to flee to Montenegro?

answer:Part #1: A text is given in Bengali. Usage: একইভাবে, অন্যান্য অনগ্রসর শ্রেণী কমিশনকে সাংবিধানিক মর্যাদা দানের বিষয়টি. This is a text in the Bengali language, as it contains Bengali script and words. Part #2: Translate it from the Bengali language to the Marathi language. Usage: त्याचप्रमाणे, इतर अनग्रज क्लास कमिशनला संविधानिक मर्यादा देण्याचा विषय. Here, the Bengali text has been translated into Marathi, maintaining the same meaning. Part #3: The translation must not omit or add information to the original sentence. Usage: Here, the translation has been done without adding or removing any information. The original sentence in Bengali was about providing constitutional status to other non-political class commissions, and the translated sentence in Marathi conveys the same meaning without any changes. So, the translation meets this criterion.