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>Mildly off-topic: is "earthed" a European-ism? Yes. We say "grounded" in the US English, but in UK English it's usually called "earthed".
by magduf 8y ago
>Mildly off-topic: is "earthed" a European-ism?
Yes. We say "grounded" in the US English, but in UK English it's usually called "earthed".
- dylan604 8y agoGrounded means no tv or video games for 2 weeks. I’ve done enough reading for electrical wiring for both small electronics and electrical power that I’ve seen both terms frequently enough that neither seems out of place to me.