Pay attention to English? 【k？ N's n]？ Beautiful? 【k？ N's rn]？ ?
Noun (short for noun)? Care; Matters of concern; Worry, worry
Transitive verbs? Involve; Influence; Care; worry
Noun (short for noun)? Company; enterprise
1, concern is a transitive verb when it is interpreted as "related to", followed by a noun, pronoun or noun clause as the object. Can be used for passive structures.
2. When explaining "concerned" and "concerned", the subject is usually a person and is often used with the prepositions about, for or over.
3.concern is often used with reflexive pronouns that refer to people, indicating "care and concern", followed by prepositions about, in or with.
4.concern can be followed by a relative pronoun-led clause, such as that, where or how.
5. The past participle of concern is often used as a post-attribute in sentences.
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First, anxious English? [? za？ ti]？ Beautiful? [? 'za？ ti]？ ?
Noun (short for noun)? Anxiety; Worried; yearn for
The basic meaning of anxiety is "anxiety and anxiety", which refers to anxiety and tension caused by unresolved or unpredictable events, and also refers to fear and anxiety caused by upcoming disasters or misfortunes.
Second, worry about English? 【‘w？ ri]？ Beautiful? 【‘w？ ri]？ ?
Transitive verbs? Bite; To annoy; Cause anxiety
An intransitive verb? Worried; worry
Noun (short for noun)? Worried; Trouble; willies
The basic meaning of "worry" is "trouble", which means constantly criticizing and stimulating someone in order to destroy their calm state of mind or make them feel desperate or depressed, and emphasize their intentions or effects. Worry can also mean worry.