In this way/in this way
Never/never
By all means, by all means.
Keep common phrases
Keep up with … ..
Keep sb. Do sth. Let sb. Always do this.
Keep sb. Do sth. Stop ... from doing ...
Don't trample on the grass. Don't trample on the grass.
Stick to the subject.
Keep in touch with ...
Mark's common phrases
Become famous.
There are signs that
Get full marks ...
Seating common phrases
Take a seat.
Please sit down, please sit down.
See/find someone. To see/find someone sitting ...
Sit down, sit down
Please sit down.
Usage of some verbs +to+doing
expect
Get to work
opposition
Devote oneself to …
pay attention to
Prefer … to …
Give common phrases
Give up. Give up
yield to
Send out
Give away, give away
Cause ...
Fatigue, exhaustion, emission.
Suitable for common phrases
Fit fit
Stay healthy.
Be suitable for doing sth. Be suitable for … ..
adjust/adapt to ...
A fitting dress.
... suitable for sb. It suits someone.
Arrive at common phrases
Reach an agreement
Reach for ... reach out enough/enough. ...
Within reach/reach.
Reach sb.' s understanding and make sb. understand.
Enter common phrases
Feed sth. To provide [somebody]/[somebody] with food. About something. fodder ...
Tired of …/Tired of …/Tired of …
be sick of
feed on ...
Common words of kindness
Mercilessly and cruelly
Show sympathy for ... ...
Be at the mercy of
Beg for mercy, beg for forgiveness
Existing common phrases
In/in/in. ...
existent
Begin to exist/form
Common phrases of opinions
In sb's opinion.
Have a high/low opinion of ...
Give ... a high/low rating. ...
Give an opinion on ...
Talk about your own views on ... ...
Persuade common phrases
Persuade sb. To-do list =
Persuade sb. do sth.
Persuade sb. Do sth.
Try to convince someone. to do sth
Try to persuade someone to do something.
Persuade sb. For sth.
Persuade sb. Agree to sth.
Use common phrases
Be engaged to sb.
Be engaged to sb.
Engage in sth. =
Be busy doing sth.
Be busy with sth.
The difference between wide and wide.
They can all mean "wide" and "wide"
A river 50 feet wide.
Refers to the body part "wide shoulders and wide back", which is generally expressed by broad.
Generally use "open your eyes and mouth".
Broad shoulders/back
open eyes wide
with an open mouth
Wide can also be used as an adverb, meaning "completely and greatly"
Fully awake
Open the door
Of course common phrases
Be sure of ...
firmly believe ...
Be sure to do something
I believe it will. ...
Ensure +that- clause
Be sure ... be sure ...
Make sure ...
find ...
Experience common phrases
Have experience in ...
Have experience in ... ...
Have experience in ...
Have experience in ... ...
Common pain phrases
Take pains to do it.
Try to do sth.
Spare no effort to do it
Go all out to do sth
Stick to common phrases
Stick to sth.
emphasize ......
Stick ...
paste ...
Fall into ...
divide ...
Don't post money
Don't post
Omit common phrases
To free up money/time for ...
Save money and time
In his spare time
In his spare time
Spare no effort to do it
Spare no effort to do it.
Don't be stingy with your opinion.
Don't reserve your opinion.
Different meanings of letting go
Put down (knife and fork). ...
counterinsurgency
restrain
Put someone down. say
Write it down, write it down
Different meanings of occupation
Cultivate a hobby
cultivate ...
Start playing football
begin ...
get to work
continue ...
Occupy ... time/space
Consume, occupy ...
take office
take office
Start singing/crying
Follow ...
Habitual common phrases
Form/form the habit of ...
Get into the habit of. ...
Have the habit of ...
Have the habit of ... ...
Get into the habit of.
Get into the bad habit of ...
Get rid of habits =
Break this habit =
Get rid of this habit
Get rid of the habit of.
Supplement:
Take away; Take away; Dismantle in order to leave; Take away, make disappear, eliminate (a disease, etc). ) and buy ... food house.
Be careful
Take good care, take care.
Take it down. Take it down.
Take it out, pull it out; Remove (stains, etc). Invite (someone) out of the house, take it with you, and get (a patent, a license, etc.). ), issue (summons), summon, destroy, destroy, buy, eat and set out.
Take off, take off; Remove; Cut off [the mouth] and walk away; leave
Take your time. Don't worry, take your time.
Take your temperature.
Take sb. Measure someone's length; See through sb.
Take sb. "Take someone's arm." S arm
Take sb. Hug sb.
Grab hold of sth.
Take sb. Arrest someone on the spot. on the spot
Occupy a town to occupy a city.
catch cold
Take sb. His fantasy has someone's heart.
Taking the first place is in the first place.
Put sb. at a disadvantage; Take advantage of [take advantage of] someone's dangerous situation (to hurt him)
Sick is sick.
Take sb. Appear unexpectedly; Sudden approach
Take a letter to the post office to post it.
Take the luggage upstairs, move the luggage upstairs.
Drive a friend home.
take a vacation
Take a day off, take a day off.
Take a chair and sit down.
With 100 USD, the monthly salary is 100 USD.
See a doctor for advice.
Take driving lessons and learn to drive.
Take air to breathe fresh air.
take a wife
grasp the opportunity
Take the risk of doing sth. Take the risk of doing sth.
Trust me, trust me. I promise; You can take my word for it.
Be able to endure (pain, punishment, attack, etc.). )
Take a newspaper to subscribe to the newspaper.
Take a cottage course [America] (college students) and get married before graduation
Write something down in shorthand.
Taking pictures is for taking pictures.
Take your time, no hurry, take your time; Waste time, delay, dawdle.
Doing many things is laborious and laborious; It takes effort [skill], etc.
Looking at things calmly is calm and not excited.
Take sth. Be unhappy about sth.
Take the blame [responsibility]
Take the throne and accept it.
Take measures take measures
Take the socialist road, take the socialist road.
go to one's post
Oppose by train; dislike
Angry at ... misunderstanding, misunderstanding
Debunk, debunk and severely criticize; Lashed out at strict analysis and rough treatment; Hell to pay; Remove spots
Don't think it necessary to read (meeting minutes, etc.). ); Think it unnecessary to talk about or listen to (something that claims to be satisfactory) ...; Claiming to have no problem with ... ...
take back
Take back (preface) and admit that you are wrong; Cancel (a promise)
Agree to return or take back (goods); Bring it back, bring it back
Bring back to a certain point; memory
Write down, write down, write down, write down, write down, write down, write down, write down, write down, write down, write down, write down, write down, write down, write down, write down, write down, write down, write down, write down.
Take a five-minute [ten-minute] break and take a nap.
Take a ten-minute [five-minute] break.
Take ... for ... that (someone or something) is. ...
Take from the subtraction; Impairment; decrease
Take it home and know yourself completely and deeply.
Accept, accept; Loading, receiving, receiving (working) at home
Listen carefully; Listen to everything.
Take it and like it [English] Don't want to stand criticism (ridicule, etc.). )
Accept or give up, accept or give up; It's up to you whether you want it or not.
Take it out and accept ... as compensation.
Get it from someone. Make sb. Weakness exhausted sb.
Take it out on sb. Take it out on sb.
Don't help me up before I fall [Su Kou] Please hear me out before you answer me.
Catch up, catch up.
To present (a property, characteristic, etc.). Take on (work), take on (responsibility), hire and accept challenges ... feel sorry for fighting with someone; Excitedly pretending to be popular, popular; Welcome to accept (passengers); Loading, taking out and removing; Make compensation; retaliate
Take over receive [manage] send ... imitate, adopt and move ... to the next line.
Take sb. Take someone by surprise. Out of the blue
Accept sb. An invitation, challenge, etc. ) and ask someone. Cash it. ...
Take sb. Attack sb. suddenly; Surprise sb. Interrupt sb. suddenly
Take sb. Misunderstand sb. the meaning of
Take sth. Be with someone. Reflect something to someone (orally or in writing); Give it to sb. View of sth.
Fall in love with, like hobbies, indulge in, get into the habit of ... escape to ... and start to participate in it. ...
Drink too much [drink too much] and get drunk.
To occupy (a place); Cost (time); To occupy and accept (passengers); Carrying (goods) and absorbing (water); Resolve to interrupt someone; Blame, reprimand begins; Set about dealing with interest in; Begin to engage in, begin to learn to put (someone) under your own protection; Close it (under the door), continue to support it, and then say hold on tight, hold on tight; Shorten (clothes) and accept (suggestions, challenges, etc.). (school); Settle down in class, settle down and subscribe (bonds); Raise (donate) [mouth] (weather) clear up and get better.
Associate with ... [fooling around] wholeheartedly, obsessed with believing; Adopt [often passive] like to accept, endure ...
Take responsibility for ... Take the initiative to take (responsibility, etc.). ); Blame yourself (at fault) without authorization; Decisive and bold
Take responsibility for ... Take the initiative to take (responsibility, etc.). ); Blame yourself (at fault) without authorization; Decisive and bold
Take us with you. This is our job. Please make do with it.
Grab, grab, grab, grab, grab, grab, grab, grab, grab, grab, grab.
Take sb. Hold someone's hand.
1. brings and causes; Turn (a ship, etc) around.
The open policy has brought about great changes. The open policy has brought about great changes.
What caused his illness?
How did he get sick?
The driver turned the car around and let three passengers get on.
The driver turned the taxi around and put three passengers on it.
2.Bringback brought it back, brought it back; Evoke memories; restart
Please bring me the key to the bike. Please get the bike key back (for me).
His story reminded them of their days in Jinggangshan.
His story reminded them of their days in Jinggangshan.
The doctor soon brought the patient back to health. The doctor restored the patient to health.
Mrs Webb, 26, is said to be the first woman in Britain to recover her hearing through acupuncture.
Mrs Webb, 26, is said to be the first woman in Britain to recover her hearing through acupuncture.
Down, down, down
They have reduced the price of this kind of computer.
They have reduced the price of this kind of computer.
The company decided to tear down some old workshops. The company decided to tear down some old factories.
Harvest (crops, etc). ); Production and output; Earned; Introduce/come
They have a bumper harvest of cotton this year. They have a bumper harvest of cotton this year.
These workers receive a monthly salary of 800 yuan. Workers earn more than 800 yuan a month.
5. Publishing and production of Bringut; Take it out, take it out; Say it out loud; Make clear (meaning).
The professor took out three bottles and filled them with oil, castor oil and vinegar.
The professor took out three bottles and filled them with oil, castor oil and vinegar respectively.
This factory has produced a new type of tractor. This factory produces a new type of tractor.
He was too excited to say thank you. He was so excited that he couldn't even say "thank you".
When will you bring your daughter out? When do you take your daughter out to socialize?
6. Nurturing, cultivating, educating and growing; Vomiting; put forward
Jackie was brought up by his beloved uncle. Jack was brought up by his beloved uncle.
This is where I was born and raised. This is where I was born and raised.
The woman suddenly fell ill and vomited everything he ate. The woman suddenly had a case and vomited.
The chairman raised a question for discussion/consideration. The chairman raised a question for discussion/consideration.
7. Bring ... Stop, stop
The driver stopped the Audi suddenly. The driver suddenly stopped his Audi car.
8. Bring ... to an end; End.
Finally, they ended the marathon meeting. They finally ended the marathon meeting.