Words and phrases
Edible; Edible. ) you can eat; edible
Are these berries edible or poisonous? Are these strawberries edible or poisonous?
Noun (abbreviation for noun) is suitable for eating; Food (noun)
Something to eat; Food:
Foods such as vegetables and meat. Foods such as vegetables and meat.
Taste; Taste; Special flavor
What flavor of ice cream do you like? What flavor of ice cream do you like?
Notebook computer; Laptop computer; laptop
Vest; Vest; Vest; Vest. Sweater; underwear
This is a blue vest. This is a blue vest.
Heel; Heel; heel
Expandable; Inflatable. expandable
That's an inflatable rubber boat. That's an inflatable rubber boat.
Patent [c] patent (right); Patent license
application for patent
Obtain an invention patent to obtain an invention patent.
People who work in government civil servants; (government) officials
executive officer
An important person in an organization, such as the army or the police; police officer
His father is a policeman. His father is a policeman.
Gasoline, an oil that makes the engine of a car run. (British) gasoline
You have to refuel the car to make it run. You have to refuel the car to start it.
Having the ability or strength to create creatively; Creativity (sex)
Man is a creative animal. Man is a creative animal.
Background; Background; background
This is a photo of my family with mountains in the background.
This is a photo of my family with mountains in the background.
Noun (abbreviation of noun) highlights the background of the main thing or person; experience
Tell me your background. Tell me about your experience and situation.
To rephrase, especially in a new, clearer, or different way.
Re-description; Reworded; Change one's story
in consideration of
We must consider that the train will be late. We should take into account that the train may be late.
Refuse; Refuse. Say "no" to; Do not accept what is rejected; boycott
She refused my help. I offered to help, but she refused.
Throw away transitive verbs; Be thrown away as useless things; give up
He rejected corrupt people. He threw away the bad eggs.
Get stuck when you encounter difficulties; Immerse yourself in it
The bus got stuck in the mud. The bus got stuck in the mud and couldn't move.
Partial, partial; Partial; Partial. Incomplete; Incomplete part
The police only gave a partial description of the suspect.
The police only gave an incomplete description of the suspect.
Preference for one person or one party over another or others; Prejudice or prejudice
A decision favoring the plaintiff. In favor of the plaintiff's decision.
Get rid of; Get rid of; Escape; break away from
Modern music such as jazz has deviated from the old traditional rules.
Modern music, such as jazz, has deviated from the old traditional rules.
Possibility; Possibility; Possible things
Is it possible for you to arrive in London this week? Is it possible for you to go to London this week?
Perception: the process, behavior, or ability of perception; The effect or product of perception; consciousness
Otherwise, conj If not, otherwise; otherwise
You must go early, or you will miss the bus.
You must leave early, or you will miss the bus. The difference is different; differently
I can't help it. I can only do this.
Besides, if you forget; otherwise
The house is small, but otherwise it is comfortable. The house is small, but comfortable.
Visible; visible
Stars can only be seen when the sky is dark. Only when the sky is not bright can you see the stars.
Something that connects two or more contacts.
There is no connection between the two events. There is no connection between the two events.
Earlier; Earlier; Prior to the previous; earlier times
I used to go to Italy when I was on vacation. We went to Italy during our earlier holiday.
Knowing, conscious. Be aware of; think
How can I make a fool realize that he is a fool?
How can I let a fool know that he is a fool?
Be aware of; know
He is aware of the danger. He knew [noticed] the danger.
Test; Testing; A test of using something to see if it works well; Testing; test
He tried the bike before buying it. He tried riding the bike before buying it.
Court trial; submit to trial
He was tried for theft. He was tried for stealing.
Trial and error (u) trial and error; Keep groping
Learn by trial and error
Mozart n Mozart (Austrian composer)
Relativity; Relativity; Relevance; Theory of relativity
Theory of relativity
Rider (of a horse, bicycle, motorcycle, etc); knight
He is a good [bad] rider. He is a good [bad] rider.
Desktop ['desktop] n.the top of a desk. Desktop; desktop computer
Designed for use on desks or tables.
Small enough to fit on a personal workspace desktop.
Desktop computer. desktop computer
Palm computer
Dusty
A dusty table met with dust.
Mona Lisa [the ~] Mona Lisa (works by Leonardo da Vinci)
A pilot, a person who flies an airplane
He is a jet pilot. He is a jet pilot.
Charlie Chaplin, Charlie Chaplin
Isaac newton n. Isaac? Newton (British scientist)
Abraham lincoln? Lincoln (16 President of the United States)
Eve. Eve
Metaphor; Metaphor; Metaphor: a rhetorical method in which words or phrases that usually design one thing are used to design another thing, so as to make an implicit comparison; Metaphor; sign
Therefore, she is an angel, he is a lion in battle and a metaphor.
Therefore, she is an angel and he is a lion, both of which are concrete.
Stick something to another with paste; paste
We stick paper on the wall. We put that paper on the wall.
Something that sticks things together.
We paste our design on the poster.
We put our own designs on the signboard.
Put things in a safe place. Custody; store
The best place to deposit money is the bank. A bank is the best place to deposit money.
Glue; Glue; Glue. glue
He glued several pieces of wood together. He stuck the pieces together with glue.
After all, although everything is the opposite; Nevertheless, after all; After all; Even so.
We chose to fly after all. We still choose to fly.
Everything else has been considered; After all, after all; finally
So you see, I'm right after all! You see, after all, I was right!
Electronics: the science and technology of electronic phenomenology.
Typewriter; typewriter
Electronic digital integrator and calculator [computer]
Electronic digital integrating computer (the name of the first universal computer made in America, 1946)
Understand what is happening or the location of something/someone to understand the dynamics;
keep in touch
It is difficult to understand all the new ideas and developments in the field of education.
It is difficult to keep up with all the new ideas and developments in the field of education.
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