Is ‘a dog which is barking’ synonymous with ‘a barking dog’?












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I am wondering whether a barking dog means the same as a dog which is barking.



in the saying a barking dog does not bite, does a barking dog herein mean a dog which tends to bark in face of threat or a dog which is barking?



Similarly, could I saw a patient coughing be rephrased as I saw a coughing patient?



Besides, does a waiting car refers to a car that is deliberately arranged for picking sb. up or a car that happens to be seen waiting, say for passengers to get in or for a traffic light to turn green?



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    I am wondering whether a barking dog means the same as a dog which is barking.



    in the saying a barking dog does not bite, does a barking dog herein mean a dog which tends to bark in face of threat or a dog which is barking?



    Similarly, could I saw a patient coughing be rephrased as I saw a coughing patient?



    Besides, does a waiting car refers to a car that is deliberately arranged for picking sb. up or a car that happens to be seen waiting, say for passengers to get in or for a traffic light to turn green?



    Thanks in advance!









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      I am wondering whether a barking dog means the same as a dog which is barking.



      in the saying a barking dog does not bite, does a barking dog herein mean a dog which tends to bark in face of threat or a dog which is barking?



      Similarly, could I saw a patient coughing be rephrased as I saw a coughing patient?



      Besides, does a waiting car refers to a car that is deliberately arranged for picking sb. up or a car that happens to be seen waiting, say for passengers to get in or for a traffic light to turn green?



      Thanks in advance!









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      I am wondering whether a barking dog means the same as a dog which is barking.



      in the saying a barking dog does not bite, does a barking dog herein mean a dog which tends to bark in face of threat or a dog which is barking?



      Similarly, could I saw a patient coughing be rephrased as I saw a coughing patient?



      Besides, does a waiting car refers to a car that is deliberately arranged for picking sb. up or a car that happens to be seen waiting, say for passengers to get in or for a traffic light to turn green?



      Thanks in advance!







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