DESCRIPTIVE WORDS SOUND ringing cheeping gasping smashing piercing peeping whooping tinkling raucous chattering crooning bellowing sobbing bumping snarling growling pitch crying thumping burping croaking clattering yapping keening splashing yelping rustling volume squealing howling barking sniveling moaning p...
(1)推理判断题。由本文第二段First,a user comes up with a word or words that describe the kind of music they want the tool to create.For example,a user could enter this short phrase into the system: "a continuous calming violin backed by a soft gu
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priori concepts. For another half of the sounds the auditory contents were correctly identified, though participants agreed on labels (sense sets) that differed from the target concepts. Those sounds were verified and they can be directly applied to our n 结果表示, soundnails三分之一召唤了演绎...
DESCRIPTIVE STUDY FOR LOOK-ALIKE AND SOUND-ALIKE MEDICINES BASED ON LOCAL LANGUAGE PECULIARITIESdoi:10.5897/AJPP12.496Hristina LebanovaIlko GetovEvgeni Grigorov
DESCRIPTIVE WORDS SOUND ringing cheeping gasping smashing piercing peeping whooping tinkling raucous chattering crooning bellowing sobbing bumping snarling growling pitch crying thumping burping croaking clattering yapping keening splashing yelping rustling volume squealing howling bar...
5. General Tips for Descriptive Writing ● Avoid using too many descriptive words. ● Remember toshowthe reader, not tell. ● Appeal to the reader’s five senses – smell, touch, taste, sight, and sound. ● Focus on a striking or defining characteristic. ...
语音系统知识(knowledge of sound system): 词汇知识(knowledge of words): 形式和意义的任意关系(Arbitrary Relation of Form and Meaning): 语言知识的创造性(The Creativity of Linguistic Knowledge): 句子和非句的知识(Knowledge of Sentences and Nonsentences): ...
Onomatopoeia:Words that sound like the sounds they describe. Personification:Giving inanimate objects living attributes. Simile:Comparing two things with the words “like” or “as.” Practice using these devices by having students create individual sentences for each. Give students a chance to share...
place to describe. This can be your favorite place, your least favorite place, a place you go often, a place where you spend a lot of your time, a place that you have only seen once, a place that you never want to return to again, a place that holds happy or sad memories for ...