Key words:
1, explore
English [? k？ spl？ :(r)]？ Beauty [? k？ spl？ r]？
Exploration, detection and exploration of intransitive verbs; Explore (a wound, etc), explore or study.
Explore, explore, examine carefully.
2, more
English [m? :(r)]？ Beauty [m? r，mor]？
More, more; Reach or be in a greater scope or degree; Besides, more.
More; The comparative degree of (many); Extra, extra.
Explore more examples:
Will we? Exploring? More? Yes? This? What about today? Actually. ?
In fact, we will explore more things today.
2. But? we? What else? Really? Some? Strong? Advantages? That? we? Should? Exploring? More. ?
But we also have some competitive advantages, which should be explored more.
Extended data:
Exploration, hunting, searching and searching all mean "search" and "search".
The difference is:
1, hunt and search both refer to finding a specific person or thing, while seek refers to the pursuit or yearning for lofty goals or abstract things; Exploration refers to the exploration, observation and research of unknown or new things.
2.hunt implies eagerness, which often means that the search is fruitless, but the other three words are not.
Explore lexical collocation;
1, explorecarefully explore carefully.
2. Thoroughly explore.
3. explore rationally.
4. Explore methods.
5. Explore scientific research.